| For the most part cryptically marked bottom feeders, many clinids change color near spawning time. |
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| These blennies are cryptically colored or transparent, heavily scaled, and small. |
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| It is a piscivore that is cryptically silver-colored and optimized for speed and prey capture. |
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| Its billboards typically featured postmodern designs in bright colors that depicted the pieces of a jigsaw, or single images with cryptically clever questions. |
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| He also, cryptically accused some club presidents of being disingenuous. |
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| Concentrate on getting the essence of your research across succinctly but not cryptically. |
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| As far as the method is concerned, you said rather cryptically that the convention has advantages and disadvantages. |
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| Juveniles look strikingly different from adults-they are cryptically camouflaged and may be white or red with white stripes. |
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| And Mr Brown announced, cryptically, that he would be reviewing support services for young children and their families. |
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| The areas where they overlap are cryptically blurred, impossible to anticipate what monstrosities might come from them. |
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| The participants engaged in speculation as to what Novus could achieve by increasing prices as well as asking cryptically whether 'they need another lesson? |
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| Explore the ancient lands surrounding the Mediterranean, uncovering hidden objects and solving cryptically challenging puzzles to appease the mighty sea god Poseidon with the power of magical artifacts. |
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| The consequence is a veritable alphabet soup. In direct marketing this can be particularly frustrating: address information may be displayed so cryptically that it is anybody's guess who the adressee might be. |
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| Less cryptically, he said the arms race was still on. The relationship between this rhetoric, the Kremlin's bid to revive national pride using tsarist and Soviet symbols, and the hate on Russia's streets, is murky. |
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| Shorn of context and often cryptically cut down, written citations like this risk giving both too much information and too little. This is a cavil. |
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| After the dialogue, a series of wide-angle pans treat us to a near panoptic, resplendent vision of a humanless forest, ending cryptically on what seems a grave or monument amongst the tree. |
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| Nightjars and nighthawks are cryptically colored ground-nesters typically found in forested landscapes. |
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| Many caterpillars are cryptically colored and resemble the plants on which they feed. |
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| A beautifully marked common swift, and the cryptically coloured, but widespread, dark arches showed the diversity that can be found in a normal back garden. |
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| Their soft plumage is cryptically coloured to resemble bark or leaves. |
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