jointless

• “He got nineteen in about two minutes, firing, finding a new target, firing again, throwing the bolt in a blur, watching them boys pivot when hit, then go slack as death sent them to paradise, them falling with the thud of jointless collections of bones and meat.”

  Simon & Schuster: A Bob Lee Swagger eBook Boxed Set

• “We got out of our saddles even more slowly than we'd gotten into them and walked to the dining tent as if our legs were jointless blocks of wood.”

  Phil Caputo: Old Age and Elk Hunting in the Rocky Mountains

• “Let me die here! let me die here! were her words; remaining jointless and immovable, till Sally and Mrs. Sinclair hurried in.”

  Clarissa Harlowe

• “In his shock, Ramon found himself entranced by the fluid way the thing moved -- sure as a cat, jointless as a tentacle.”

  Asimov's Science Fiction

• “The fingers were too long and there were seven of them; the limbs looked oddly jointless.”

  The Eagle And The Nightingale

• “Expensive; strong; screed used as jointless floor surface or as bed for floor tiles; concrete tiles available in large variety of shapes and sizes.”

  Chapter 5

• “Two fingers bent grotesquely, jointless as worm flesh, for as yet neither bone nor muscle supported the structure underneath.”

  Shadowfane

• “Hands had short fingers, which along with the legs looked jointless as rubber.”

  The Hour of the Gate

• “Where the neck began to spread into the lumpy body, four arms projected outward, each ending in four well-developed, jointless fingers.”

  The End of The Matter

• “This skull is one end of a jointless, flexible, very strong internal cage of bone.”

  World of Ptavvs

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