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stringy

[string-ee] / ˈstrɪŋ i /


Example Sentences

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“Not bad. Kinda like stringy pork. You should try it sometime.”

From Literature

The crust is moist and chewy at the same time, and the cheese falls off in long, stringy pieces.

From Literature

The meat was stringy and gray with little streaks of pink in it, and it reeked like roadkill.

From Literature

“Well, don’t go calling me Cornelia,” I countered, pushing a lock of my stringy hair away from my eyes and tromping across the room.

From Literature

However, the report concluded that “this substance clumps together in stool, causing long, stringy structures to form,” which made the patients think they were passing worms when they were not.

From Salon