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Meanings of
gangly
in English
Tall and thin and having long slender limbs.
lanky
rangy
gangling
Related terms
thin
tall
lean
Usage of
gangly
in English
1
Felicia led our small team: Mason,
gangly
and blond, hailed from Reach.
2
He saw a tall,
gangly
and extremely pimply young man sitting outside.
3
A tall,
gangly
fellow dressed in Puritan blacks raised a hesitant hand.
4
He eyed up the
gangly
,
young lad with bushy hair opposite him.
5
Had set his
gangly
,
clumsy son down to weep on his bed.
6
They could see his
gangly
arms and legs turn gnarled and bent.
7
The tall,
gangly
man was attempting to climb over the back gate.
8
After all he was incredibly handsome compared to their own
gangly
males.
9
The boy walks like a
gangly
teen, arms and legs slightly askew.
10
Kind of
gangly
,
poor complexion-that'sabout all I could say about him.
11
This species was much more human-like, but in
gangly
,
funhouse mirror proportions.
12
Tyler was tall and
gangly
,
with long black hair and wire-rimmed sunglasses.
13
It takes his
gangly
body a moment to negotiate the doorflaps.
14
A
gangly
but deceptively cute operator, Billing's presence will be a welcome addition.
15
The tall,
gangly
youth was about to speak up, but Ayla spoke first.
16
Hunched forward they were,
gangly
,
with long arms and long heads.
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gangly
Adjective
Frequent collocations
gangly limbs
gangly man
gangly kid
gangly legs
gangly boy
More collocations
Gangly
through the time
Gangly
across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common