fingered

6.5

Having several thin, long parts that stick out

adjective
/ˈfɪŋɡərd/

: con dedos

Broad, thick fingered hands with long, flat claws afford her exceptional skill at both digging Burrows and foraging for food.

And you all pointed out that it would have been like this because she's a two fingered sloth.

Examples

I saw the Emoji Movie in theaters, Ed, the Emoji Movie where the star was like that four fingered hand.
The puppet had three-fingered hands, making it easier for children to manipulate.
What could be cracked tickled fingered and what What did you say?
It is the most fingered creature you've ever seen in your entire life.
With this six finger X-Men, they're able to do incredible things that we see as mundane.
The six-fingered glove fit perfectly, allowing him to play the piano with ease.
Her long, slender, fingered hands gracefully danced over the keys of the violin.

Synonyms

fingerlike

vsfingered

3.7

Having a thin, long shape like a finger

includes actually having digits or specifying their number or type

Antonyms

fingerless

1 4.9

Not having the small parts at the ends of hands used to hold things

Compounds

light-fingered

1 8.2

Good at stealing small things quickly from people's pockets or bags

five-fingered maidenhair fern

9.9

A North American plant with shiny dark red stems and leaves shaped like five fingers

nimble-fingered

7.7

Able to move the fingers quickly and skillfully for small exact tasks

Surface Forms

fingered positive

Morphology

fingered = finger (transparent) = finger + ed

Formed by the noun 'finger' plus adjectival '-ed' meaning 'having or resembling fingers', a regular and obvious derivation for learners.

Etymology

The word fingered comes from finger ('part of the hand') plus the ending -ed ('having'), just like winged or bearded, so fingered means 'having or like fingers'.