Stringy is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for STRINGY in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• fibrous
• (especially of hair) resembling string in being long and thin
• (of a person) tall, wiry, and thin
• (of food) containing tough fibres and so hard to eat
• (of a liquid) viscous; forming strings.
• like string
• Consisting of strings, or small threads; fibrous; filamentous; as, a stringy root.
• Capable of being drawn into a string, as a glutinous substance; ropy; viscid; gluely.
• lean and sinewy
• (of meat) full of sinews; especially impossible to chew
• forming viscous or glutinous threads
• consisting of or containing string or strings
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• resembling a string or strings

Words related to STRINGY

stringier10 stringiest11 stringily13 stringiness12

Words that contain STRINGY

stringybark21 stringybarks22

How to use STRINGY in a sentence

• Should there be a great deal of white stringy pulp, remove it before cutting the rind into chips.
• In a few minutes great pain is felt over the region of the stomach, and frequent vomiting of long, stringy white masses, mixed with blood, takes place.
• It is lean and stringy, furnishes very little nourishment and not much fat, and is not a muscle-builder.
• There’ll be Stringy bark Joe, And Green-hide Mike.
• Shred finely, removing all stalks and stringy pieces, and cover with the usual salad dressing.
• After all superfluous flesh is gone what is left is stringy and resistant.
• She first fished out of the wood-ashes in which it was preserved one of those dry, stringy sausages with which everyone who knows this part of France must be familiar.
• She seemed to have but half as much hair as Babbitt remembered, and that half was stringy.
• She soon, however, found that the short, sweet grasses of the forest glades were much more to her taste than any leaves or stringy twigs.
• A stringy remnant, probably once an improvised wreath of daisies.
• Whatever the material, it must be soft enough to draw all the way back and leave a full opening, but not so thin as to be flimsy and stringy.
• Following Don Miguel came Sancho Panza, Junior, a stringy Indian youth of fourteen summers, mounted on an ancient flea-bitten mule.
• After it had boiled for a time the maple syrup became stringy, and the Prince quickly threw a string of it across the river.
• Near the sea grows a peculiar kind of stringy reed, very strong and pliable.
• A bullet whizzed past my head, and lodged in the trunk of a stringy bark a little further on.
• So he made a mattress which he stuffed with straw, and he found it much softer than the stringy bark.
• Fox meat is poor and stringy, but the wolf has a large stomach.
• Next he took stringy bark from the Eucalyptus tree, made hair of it, and stuck it on the heads of his clay men.
• Hardship had stripped her fat from her till scarcely more than bones and skin and a few stringy muscles remained.
• The remains of a canoe made of the stringy bark were lying upon the shore, near the house whence the net had been taken.
• This was formed of the stringy bark, and was much larger than any used at Port Jackson.
• The blade turned upon itself as lightning sometimes does, and went through stringy tissues instead of fresh young blood.
• From the wild stringy root of human uprightness, she has reared a due sense of the Divine justice.
• Reject those that are wilted, pithy, coarse, or stringy.
• About her stringy old throat was a gold chain, bright red roses were woven in her black reboso.
• All kinds of pot and garden herbs grow so luxuriantly that radishes have been seen at Truxillo as thick as a mans body, yet neither hard nor stringy.
• The nuts are of the color and about the size of an almond, and hang eighteen to thirty together by a slender stringy film, enclosed in a pod.
• Leichardt in their camps, soaking in water, contained in vessels formed of stringy bark.
• The blue gum and stringy bark are also very common on these flooded lands, and of the best description.
• Thus at initiation among some tribes of South-east Australia, when the boys are assembled an old man dressed in stringy bark-fibre lies down in a grave.
• It is true that the beef she used was not often beef, but she did not know that, and merely complained that the meat was stringy.

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