Tiny, childlike chins completed the head, running down to a scrawny neck.

I begin to look as Cousin Hetty does, with that scrawny neck.

I don't want a tie that's been wrapped around your scrawny neck.

Henry placed the business-end of the switchknife against his father's scrawny neck.

He swiveled his scrawny neck and looked far into the distance.

He was a wizened little chap, with scrawny neck and protruding Adam's apple.

On his scrawny neck was a large wen partially covered by a grey beard.

Purple-black bruises mottled his long, scrawny neck, marking the strangler's grip that he'd somehow survived.

The old man's scrawny neck bulged as he swallowed.

Outside stood a hard-faced woman with leathery brown skin, three necklaces looped about her scrawny neck.

One of the investigators was tall with broad shoulders, a scrawny neck, and thinning blond hair.

Stoke grabbed the little guy by his scrawny neck and lifted him high above his head.

McKay stroked Peter's scrawny neck, and listened.

But you've more than made up for it by saving my scrawny neck from that hide noose.

Color flooded the old woman's scrawny neck.

She wore a dingy pink tea-gown bordered with swan's-down, cut rather low and revealing a yellow, scrawny neck.