spindle-legged Antonyms
Strongest:
- thickset
- stubby
- chunky
- stubby
- squat
- stout
- chunky
- weighty
- stout
- stumpy
- pudgy
- heavyset
- stocky
- sturdy
- pudgy
- heavyset
- beefy
- sturdy
- bulky
- squat
- stocky
- beefy
- weighty
- chubby
- stumpy
- chubby
- thickset
- bulky
Strong:
- corpulent
- obese
- full
- gross
- round
- plump
- tubby
- obese
- fleshy
- overweight
- tubby
- muscle-bound
- overweight
- gross
- round
- full
- fat
- corpulent
- muscle-bound
- fat
- fleshy
- rotund
- rotund
- plump
Weak:
Meaning of spindle-legged
Wordnet
spindle-legged (s)
having long slender legs
spindle-legged Sentence Examples
- The spindly-legged giraffe gracefully extended its neck to nibble on high leaves.
- The spindly-legged ballerina pirouetted effortlessly, her legs resembling delicate spindles.
- The spindly-legged colt stumbled as it took its first steps, its thin legs barely supporting its weight.
- The antique chair had spindly-legged legs that creaked with age.
- The elderly woman's spindly-legged frame was draped in a delicate lace shawl.
- The spindly-legged fern stood tall, its fronds cascading down like a verdant waterfall.
- The spindly-legged insect danced upon the flower petals, its legs a blur of motion.
- The spindly-legged sculpture was a testament to the artist's delicate touch.
- The spindly-legged child ran through the fields, their tiny legs carrying them swiftly.
- The spindly-legged spider wove its intricate web, its eight legs working in harmony.
FAQs About the word spindle-legged
having long slender legs
weedy, spidery,spindle-shanked, willowy, waspish, wiry,stringy, scrawny, reedy, slender
thickset, stubby, chunky, stubby, squat, stout, chunky, weighty, stout, stumpy
The spindly-legged giraffe gracefully extended its neck to nibble on high leaves.
The spindly-legged ballerina pirouetted effortlessly, her legs resembling delicate spindles.
The spindly-legged colt stumbled as it took its first steps, its thin legs barely supporting its weight.
The antique chair had spindly-legged legs that creaked with age.
