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Not fully developed in mature animals.
rudimentary
undeveloped
1
Even the
vestigial
organs of animals have their counterparts in the machines.
2
True, I did bring the tail-butit's only
vestigial
,
I assure you.
3
The usual process is a gradual recession to a merely
vestigial
state.
4
They respire, merely as a
vestigial
reflex, but they don't oxygenate anymore.
5
Out the window go any
vestigial
thoughts about smart little late-1990s-style dinners.
6
I am pretty sure one of the girls had a
vestigial
tail.
7
The thought of a naked Mary offended even my
vestigial
religious sense.
8
Jude listened, hoping to find some
vestigial
sense there, but there was none.
9
The
vestigial
antennae in its ocular sockets waved uneasily from side to side.
10
Some
vestigial
teenage memory ran up and down my gut, making me cramp.
11
The red stuff beneath my fingernails is, I suspect,
vestigial
Play-Doh.
12
And then one last door, this
vestigial
door, up in the master bedroom.
13
The Calley case represents a momentary,
vestigial
reminder of the old law of responsibility.
14
This is really a
vestigial
method left over from before iTunes did Wi-Fi sync.
15
Suddenly all the horns and wattles and
vestigial
wings in my garden made sense.
16
A use for the
vestigial
watch pocket on Levi's jeans.
vestigial
vestigial wings
vestigial organs
only vestigial
vestigial structures
vestigial legs