lanky
Speech parts
1. lanky - Adjective
2. lanky - Adjective Satellite
3. Lanky - Proper noun
Meaning
Somewhat lank.
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a gangling teenager
a lanky kid transformed almost overnight into a handsome young man
And on one fateful day in 2006, one lanky legend combined the power of both to make fans – and foes – worldwide.
Arriving from Maritzburg United at the start of the season the lanky midfielder has grabbed his opportunities with forceful performances that have made it hard for Bucs' coaches this season to leave him out.
Babbel severed ties with marquee player Alex Meier, the so-called "fussballgott" from Germany who turned out to be more dud than deity, having tried and failed to adapt his lanky 37-year-old frame to the unique demands of the A-League.
He was often typecast in Hollywood as the sophisticated villain, which the Associated Press said was down to him being “tall and lanky, with sullen blue eyes, a narrow face, pale complexion and a deep and accented speaking voice”.