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scrawny

[skraw-nee] / ˈskrɔ ni /


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I saw a few scrawny boys leaning out the open upstairs windows, hooting and whistling at the fallen pickpocket on the street below.

From Literature

Although he played quarterback, he was so scrawny that it was hard for even the most optimistic coach to imagine how he would survive a college pass rush.

From The Wall Street Journal

Yet as funny as it is to see a guy this scrawny carry himself like Hercules, he leaps and strikes with conviction.”

From Los Angeles Times

Yet as funny as it is to see a guy this scrawny carry himself like Hercules, he leaps and strikes with conviction.

From Los Angeles Times

He was too shy, too scrawny, too awkward.

From Literature