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Meanings of loose-jointed in English
Usage of loose-jointed in English
1
The loose-jointed giant turned on his heel and left Brent standing alone.
2
He was rather tall, shaggy, loose-jointed, long-armed, broad-shouldered, and he squinted awfully.
3
We won't even need a loose-jointed confession, because we caught him black-handed.
4
A loose-jointed man in clerical garb came hurrying down the avenue.
5
He was-letus say-something like fourteen years old; long and loose-jointed and towheaded.
6
Tornik dropped into a loose-jointed heap in a big chair opposite.
7
Some one played a noisy two-step on the loose-jointed old piano.
8
He was a lanky, loose-jointed youth of twenty, with a long hatchet face.
9
He was heavy, awkward, ungainly and loose-jointed, and enormously, prodigiously strong.
10
This lanky, loose-jointed fellow came forward, wooden-faced, trailing his rifle lazily.
11
One day While Fang encountered a young wolf, gaunt and scrawny, loose-jointed with famine.
12
The interesting earnest little boy merged into the clumsy loose-jointed schoolboy, silent and languid.
13
Dobbin sheds a halo over all the long-necked, loose-jointed, Scotch-looking gentlemen of our acquaintance.
14
He has a big, loose-jointed figure with absurdly long legs.
15
One day White Fang encountered a young wolf, gaunt and scrawny, loose-jointed with famine.
16
The tall, loose-jointed man sat down in the wagon suddenly and took up the reins.
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Frequent collocations
Loose-jointed through the time