His head was covered with a dark, hoodlike cap.

A hoodlike affair was pulled swiftly over his head.

The male has a large, inflatible, hoodlike sac upon the head.

He lifted a hoodlike helmet over his head.

Above its eyes is a hoodlike growth of fur that resembles a monk's cowl.

The corolla has one lower lip and a hoodlike upper lip.

The flower has a spherical corolla opening at the top into a hoodlike, lobed mouth.

In particular, one dorsal sepal is fused with the petals forming a hoodlike structure.

At this time, another common name came into use: monkshood, an apt description of the curved, hoodlike shape of the plant's small purple-blue flowers.

The flower has an urn-shaped corolla with a rounded body and an open mouth at the top which is edged with hoodlike lobes.

In a photograph of an agave plant from this period, for example, a delicately sinuous shoot emerges from the hoodlike frond that protects it.

Rosheen and Klift had already changed into more sensible clothes for deep space exploration: dark blue atmosphere suits with floppy plastic helmet attachments that folded back hoodlike behind their necks.

Next came Ms. Buglisi's new work, the unfortunately titled "Molting," set to music by Arvo Part, in which Ms. Dakin eventually shed a hoodlike extra skin that stretched about her head.

The craft was a two-seat surface-to-orbit shuttle with the shape of a cobra's head: a hoodlike wing curving smoothly into fuselage, with the cabin viewing windows positioned either side of the hull like snake eyes.

The main doorway is long gone, but early photographs show a limestone entry of hypnotic complexity, its intricate metal doors contained within complex bands of leafwork and flanked by windows capped by hoodlike baldachins, or canopies.

Her pulse speeded up and she breathed faster in anticipation as she put on a hoodlike mask that obscured her finely sculpted features and hid the mass of blond hair tied in a knot at the back of her head.