scrawny

And now he was nearly up with the scrawny man.

He was really scrawny, small for his age, and short.

It did well for a couple of years, but has become scrawny.

She felt so tiny in his arms, nothing but a scrawny little girl.

The scrawny man was waiting for him, but not with a gun.

Scrawny or not, he'd be more than she could handle.

One of the scrawny boys stared right into my eyes.

An older man, still scrawny and tough as a dog.

It would take almost no time for him to break that scrawny little neck.

He is so scrawny that all his hair has fallen out.

Tell him, in these words, that I will have his scrawny bones before me now.

The scrawny teenager who'd been in a fight before he was shot.

Let us trade you water for the scrawny little thing."

A rather scrawny looking man in the middle of the row raised his hand to ask God a question.

For a moment he looked at the scrawny boy standing before him with a total lack of understanding.

He's small and thin, to the point of being scrawny, but actually quite fit.

There are scrawny trees all over the place, a little more than shoulder high.

His lips, though open, like the scrawny hand upon the floor, could not speak.

"We'll give the government the scrawny white money," he said.

I mean, have you seen that scrawny thing she's marrying?

She had always been so scrawny; but now it seemed that her body was developing at last.

He decided she looked much more likely to bite than her scrawny dog.

Of the 150 or so models they saw, most were deemed too scrawny.

Scrawny but healthy trees were growing in a small square.

He was 14 and scrawny, lying in a corner bed near a window.