In the front of the snout each praemaxilla embraces the front of a very large nostril.
The skull bears three praemaxillary teeth per side and at least seven maxillary teeth.
The teeth are recurved or dagger-shaped.
The edges of the tooth crown are serrated with six to eight denticles per millimetre (0.03 in).
On the trailing edge these serrations run all the way to the root, on the leading edge they end at a higher position.
Towards the tip of the tooth, these denticles become gradually somewhat smaller.
The maxilla borders an antorbital fenestra with a shallow depression.
The jugal is a slender element with a straight lower edge, a thin front branch overlapped by the rear branch of the maxilla and an ascending process towards the lacrimal that is thin but not pointed.
The lacrimal is rectangular and pinched in the middle.

 
The neck vertebrae are elongated, opisthocoelous, i.e. with a vertebral body that is convex in front and concave at the rear, and crowned by low neural spines.
Their undersides are slightly convex and their cross-sections are rectangular.
At the front side the vertebral body is pierced by a pleurocoel, a depression with a pneumatic opening for the air sac to enter the inside of the vertebra.
The tail vertebrae had two parallel keels at their undersides, which peter out towards the front.
Their side processes are flat and broad.

The presence of a furcula was reported.
Furculae have only rarely been recovered from early theropod fossils; other examples include those of Segisaurus and Coelophysis.
The lower arm bones, the ulna and the radius, had a length of about seven centimetres.
Hand elements are present but a formula of the phalanges could not determined.

In the pelvis, the pubic bone had a length of 212 millimetres.
It points obliquely to the front.
The pubic foot is moderately broadened in side view, bot at the front and at the rear.
The shaft of the ischium is with a length of 129 millimetres markedly shorter than the pubic shaft.
On the upper front edge a rectangular obturator process is present, forming a clear obturator notch with the ischial shaft.
The shaft fan out to below, into an ischial foot.

On the thighbone, the lesser trochanter had about two thirds of the height of the greater trochanter and is separated from it by a V-shaped cleft.
A clear fourth trochanter is present.
In the foot, the third metatarsal had a length of 116 millimetres.
In the front of the snout each praemaxilla embraces the front of a very large nostril. The skull bears three praemaxillary teeth per side and at least seven maxillary teeth. The teeth are recurved or dagger-shaped. The edges of the tooth crown are serrated with six to eight denticles per millimetre (0.03 in). On the trailing edge these serrations run all the way to the root, on the leading edge they end at a higher position. Towards the tip of the tooth, these denticles become gradually somewhat smaller. The maxilla borders an antorbital fenestra with a shallow depression. The jugal is a slender element with a straight lower edge, a thin front branch overlapped by the rear branch of the maxilla and an ascending process towards the lacrimal that is thin but not pointed. The lacrimal is rectangular and pinched in the middle.
 
The neck vertebrae are elongated, opisthocoelous, i.e. with a vertebral body that is convex in front and concave at the rear, and crowned by low neural spines. Their undersides are slightly convex and their cross-sections are rectangular. At the front side the vertebral body is pierced by a pleurocoel, a depression with a pneumatic opening for the air sac to enter the inside of the vertebra. The tail vertebrae had two parallel keels at their undersides, which peter out towards the front. Their side processes are flat and broad.
The presence of a furcula was reported. Furculae have only rarely been recovered from early theropod fossils; other examples include those of Segisaurus and Coelophysis. The lower arm bones, the ulna and the radius, had a length of about seven centimetres. Hand elements are present but a formula of the phalanges could not determined.
In the pelvis, the pubic bone had a length of 212 millimetres. It points obliquely to the front. The pubic foot is moderately broadened in side view, bot at the front and at the rear. The shaft of the ischium is with a length of 129 millimetres markedly shorter than the pubic shaft. On the upper front edge a rectangular obturator process is present, forming a clear obturator notch with the ischial shaft. The shaft fan out to below, into an ischial foot.
On the thighbone, the lesser trochanter had about two thirds of the height of the greater trochanter and is separated from it by a V-shaped cleft. A clear fourth trochanter is present. In the foot, the third metatarsal had a length of 116 millimetres.
Dracoraptor