1
I looked thin and lank in it, but the dress was honourable.
2
A look of interest appeared on the face of the lank youth.
3
Both are troublesome; lank locks, and plain flimsy rags are much easier.
4
He was about to raise the lank white hand to his lips.
5
His lank, black hair fell in front of his tough, unshaven face.
6
Like the lank green-clad Andrew, she betrayed anxiety beneath her heavy make-up.
7
With both hands he pushed the lank, wet hair off his face.
8
They did so, and if they played, the lank grey beggarman listened.
9
He had long, lank grey hair and was in his fifties probably.
10
She pulled down my shoulders- Iamrather lank and tall-andkissed me.
11
They are lank and dry, and their bones are covered with parchment.
12
Willet seized the lank lad's hand and gave it a warm grasp.
13
Presently in came a tall woman, lank, crooked, with only one eye.
14
Henry was lank and soporific, and not inclined to rush his business.
15
Long and lank as he is, he is not bad-looking even now.
16
Forth stepped a decrepit old woman, with lank cheeks and toothless jaws.
