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Meanings of long-armed in English
Usage of long-armed in English
1
And its long-armed athletes gummed up North Carolina's normally excellent ball movement.
2
Flann thought he would see a long-armed creature like Crom Duv himself.
3
The photograph of the long-armed man was the last in the corridor.
4
But the latter did not propose to give the long-armed youth that advantage.
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I was much pleased to get here the fine long-armed chafer, Euchirus longimanus.
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Then a man, long-armed and bent, surged up and out of the creekbed.
7
The saloonkeeper made a long-armed reach for a gun that stood in the corner.
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A crew of long-armed creatures came swinging into the clearing.
9
It was a "double-bitter," and he a typical long-armed and long-limbed backwoodsman.
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We went alongside one of these and watched the long-armed Selenites winding in a net.
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He was long-armed and raw-boned, and he rather fancied himself in a rough and tumble.
12
Then, with a long-armed high-swinging action, he began fiercely attacking the legless carcass of the commode.
13
Eilert shook a long-armed fist at the sky.
14
My men killed a beautiful long-armed spider monkey.
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They found the old honeydew cherry-tree standing; but some of its long-armed branches were going to decay.
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No, there was the oath of office, and the government that administered it had been found long-armed and Argus-eyed.