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What is an adjective for someone with long legs?

Here are some adjectives for someone with long legs:

Formal:

* Lanky: This implies a slender, tall build with long limbs.

* Leggy: This is a more common and direct way to describe someone with long legs.

* Striding: This describes someone who walks with long, purposeful steps, which might be due to long legs.

Informal:

* Long-legged: This is the most straightforward option.

* Tall and slender: This emphasizes both height and a slim frame.

* Gangly: This suggests awkwardness or clumsiness, but can also be a way to describe someone with long limbs.

* Spindly: This word suggests thin and elongated limbs, which could be associated with long legs.

The best adjective to use depends on the context and the tone you want to convey.

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