stringy

The child with the long stringy I hair turned around slowly.

Beyond the door the stringy, brown man was having a little trouble.

She looked a lot like her mother had at that age, from the dark eyes to the long, stringy hair.

A lot of people start earlier, but they grow too big and stringy.

The boy went out, and he returned in a moment with a stringy Texas man.

From a mass of long stringy red hair he looked out with mean eyes that were set too close together.

My hair was a little stringy but other than that I seemed the same as usual.

The old woman with stringy hair turned her head away and stared across the park.

She may look a little stringy come evening, but she'll probably be worth it.

He brushed the long, stringy white hair from over his face.

There may also be a stringy discharge from the eyes.

Keep them on the fire any longer and you end up with dry, stringy meat.

But it will still look stringy, which brings us to the second rule.

He was quite different from the stringy little animals I saw on my daily round.

At least the stringy blanket fell over the bed nearly to the floor.

She bit off each word as if they were stringy meat, then shrugged away from him.

She was a small, serious woman with thick glasses and stringy hair.

The hair is light blue and stringy pointed in several directions.

That was the only indication of life in the whole stringy frame.

What little saliva you have might be thick and stringy.

The meat was tough and stringy, but no one cared.

She was tough and stringy, hard to chew, but good long strong legs.

These stalks will be tough, stringy and hard to cut come spring.

The stringy old countenance worked into something like a smile.

Their meat is dark and stringy, like a tough cut of beef.