scrawny

She imagined herself, in an exasperating future, as a scrawny woman with an eternal grievance.

One day While Fang encountered a young wolf, gaunt and scrawny, loose-jointed with famine.

They seemed mostly head, with little scrawny bodies, long necks and six legs, or, as I afterward learned, two legs and two arms, with an intermediary pair of limbs which could be used at will either as arms or legs.

These camels are very much larger than the scrawny specimens one sees in the menagerie.

DUST was piled in thick, velvety folds on the weeds and grass of the open Kansas prairie; it lay, a thin veil on the scrawny black horses and the sharp-boned cow picketed near a covered wagon; it showered to the ground in little clouds as Mrs.

A more scrawny, pitiful specimen of humanity one could hardly conceive.

On his scrawny neck was a large wen partially covered by a grey beard.

"Tha'rt not nigh so yeller and tha'rt not nigh so scrawny. Even tha' hair doesn't slamp down on tha' head so flat.

Matthew had taken the scrawny little hand awkwardly in his; then and there he decided what to do.

"Sara, you're too scrawny and pale--not much like your ma.

'Go thy way, Friend of all the World,' piped the old soldier, wheeling his scrawny mount.

He saw an old man, a very old man with scrawny neck and wrinkled face--a dried, parchment-like face which resembled some of the little monkeys Tarzan knew so well.