spindly

Modifies a noun

• leg: Firstly, there is the pretty Norman font with its spindly legs.
• arm: Its spindly arms reach up to the ceiling like growing vines.
• tree: What started as a spindly tree is now becoming a large bush.
• growth: Specimens left un-pruned should be inspected for winter damage and any frosted or spindly growth removed.
• wheel: A spider phaeton was a lighter version of a phaeton, having narrower, spindly wheels and two-seat accommodation.
• specimen: On the skyline there are a few trees, small spindly specimens - were they beech or birch, perhaps?

Modifying Another Word

• very: The leaves from the lower part of its branches have fallen giving it a very spindly look.
• rather: The hedge had reached a height of around eight feet, and getting rather spindly around the edges.
• too: The body was too spindly but the angles were captivating and graceful.
• long: The physical appearance of the writing were long spindly characters formed in red ink.