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gangly

[gang-glee] / ˈgæŋ gli /


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He and Chip were both equally tall and gangly—it wasn’t like Jonah had any extra muscles for fighting off attackers.

From Literature

Henry Upton had long gangly arms and legs and a round middle, so the idea of him dancing had the whole town board laughing.

From Literature

“I want to devote my entire life to military service,” the gangly teen told The Wall Street Journal last spring as he prepared to take his oath of service at a base in east Ukraine.

From The Wall Street Journal

It was a counterintuitive choice, turning the guy who led the country in touchdown passes into a rusher whose gangly 6-foot-5 frame sometimes made it look like he was sprinting on a frozen lake.

From The Wall Street Journal

A bit gangly and skinny, but not terrible.

From Literature