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1. (adj.) spindly
long or tall, thin, and usu. frail.
Etymology: (1645–55)
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1. (adj) lank, spindly
long and lean
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Sense: very long and thin.
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 Afrikaans: spilagtig |
 Arabic: طَويل، نَحيف |
 Bulgarian: вретеновиден |
 Brazilian: esguio |
 Czech: vytáhlý |
 German: lang und dünn |
 Danish: ranglet |
 Greek: ψιλόλιγνος |
 Spanish: largo y delgado |
 Estonian: vibalik |
 Finnish: hontelo |
 French: grêle |
 Hebrew: דַק וְאַרוֹך |
 Hindi: लमदड़ |
 Croatian: tanak kao vreteno |
 Hungarian: nyurga |
 Indonesian: seperti jarum |
 Icelandic: renglulegur |
 Italian: affusolato |
 Japanese: 細長い |
 Korean: 길고 가는 |
 Lithuanian: kaipšeiva |
 Latvian: izstīdzējis |
 Malay: kurus kering |
 Dutch: spichtig |
 Norwegian: spinkel, ulenkelig |
 Polish: wrzecionowaty |
 Persian: بسيار دراز و لاغر |
 Pashto: اوږد او ډنګر |
 Portuguese: esguio |
 Romanian: subţire |
 Russian: длинный и тонкий |
 Slovak: vytiahnutý, dlhý |
 Slovenian: tenek |
 Serbian: vretenast |
 Swedish: lång och smal, skranglig |
 Thai: สูงยาว |
 Turkish: uzun ve ince |
 Taiwanese: 細長的 |
 Ukrainian: довгий і тонкий; веретено |
 Urdu: اونچا اور پتلا |
 Vietnamese: dong dỏng, mảnh khảnh |
 Chinese: 细长的 |
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