shrimpy

Little shrimpy Kelly from across the county, who'd been attending the camp only a year less than he.

I had pictured a little shrimpy guy that Elliot could beat easily.

Besides, he was such a shrimpy little guy.

For a shrimpy, skinny twelve year old, he filled out those briefs pretty well.

Wiping her shrimpy hands with a dish towel, she hurried across the room to pick up the phone.

So you never waste the spicy, tangy, shrimpy curry.

The shrimpy fellow, Frenchy, I don't know him but to greet.

Arvin, the shrimpy little Sprite, turned into what you thought of as a monster and dealt with the problem.

These are called shrimp rolls ($12 for 6) and are not only crisp but also shrimpy, with no clumsy coating.

Grilled shrimp, big and butterflied, are similarly cooked just enough to release their delicate shrimpy flavor.

But Saigon Grill's version is rich and shrimpy.

Sauteed shrimp is perfectly shrimpy, served on fluffy white rice with thin slices of red and green pepper.

He devises brilliant caparisons for shrimpy elephants.

Their flesh is succulent and not overcooked, the heads are loaded up with savory, shrimpy juices just waiting to be sucked out.

Fried shrimp are deliciously shrimpy while fried grouper is exceedingly fresh and flavorful.

Shrimp as big as chicken drumsticks, crisp on the outside, are stuffed with mashed yucca, yet taste intensely shrimpy.

He's pretty shrimpy."

Affecting the pseudo-macho bark of a drill instructor, he suggests Anthony Robbins as a shrimpy, steroid-enhanced gym rat.

Shrimp are served with garlic cloves ($15.95) that are cooked down to a soft golden mush that never overwhelms the shrimpy essence.

I could see a jellyfish with long, undulating strings threaded with tiny lights and shrimpy crustaceans circling a tall sponge.

Clear and spicy, aromatically shrimpy, the broth of his nearly magical elixir called Tom Yam Kung holds typical Thai flavorings.

The name came from the way he stared at people: He'd been a shrimpy little black-haired boy who looked at you crooked without blinking for what sometimes seemed like ten minutes.

Not only are they big, appealing to the American propensity for size, but they taste great, full of the briny, shrimpy quality lacking in many of their lesser siblings.

She went from five hundred feet high and countless tons of bone and muscle to (for her) a shrimpy six feet tall and three hundred pownds of muscle.