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Meanings of as lithe in anglès
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Usage of as lithe in anglès
1
These lads are as lithe and lean as the ponies they bestride.
2
He was half naked, as lithe as a snake and almost as brown.
3
These other women are as lithe as leopards, for I make them dance.
4
Now 92, the trailer shows him as lithe as ever, dancing on a table.
5
Irene was a couple of years younger, but she was as lithe as steel.
6
He felt as lithe and full of ginger as that cunning Shell had seemed.
7
The Gypsy girl was as lithe and active as Winifred herself, and vastly more powerful.
8
But the troopers' swords could not reach the beggars, who are as lithe as monkeys.
9
He was as lithe and stealthy as a panther.
10
It was a machine, beautiful in shape, and as lithe and fast as the darting swallow.
11
She had been as lithe and active as Moonlight once, and was still handsome and matronly.
12
I slid into the water, not as lithe as an otter perhaps, but somewhat better at kissing.
13
Tanned like a native and as lithe as a tiger, he became a real son of the sun.
14
He received replies from them all, his fingers, as lithe as a watchmaker's, quivering as he opened them.
15
The old Clubman looked every bit as lithe and trim as the hatchback upon which it was based.
16
Her face and build were as lithe and slender as the last prisoner's had been hulking and wide.
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