slank
- adjective
- UK
- The slank figure of the model caught everyone's attention.
Examples
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The slank teenager towered over his classmates at the school assembly.
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She admired the slank silhouette of the model on the runway.
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The slank youth moved gracefully across the field, his long legs covering the ground quickly.
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In the old Scottish village, a slank figure could often be seen walking by the loch at dusk.
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He looked quite slank in his new suit.
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Her slank frame allowed her to easily fit into the narrow doorway.
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The model's slank appearance made her the standout star of the fashion show.
Synonyms
A person who is tall and thin with long arms and legs that look a little awkward
Antonyms
How Thin
Surface Forms
Etymology
Slank comes from Scots and means 'slim' or 'lanky'; a helpful way to remember it is to think of it as a mix of slim and lanky, so it describes someone who is tall and thin.