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[ UK /lˈɪzsʌm/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. gracefully thin and bending and moving with ease

How To Use lissome In A Sentence

  • Despite the exuberant breasts in the snug sweater and the lissome hips in the tight-fitting mini, there is a certain adolescent gawkiness about this woman. Alice in Jeopardy
  • Today she is as she was when we first met - shy, lissome, so slender a breeze could sway her, smiling; always smiling.
  • She's tall, lissome and very pretty as well as being smart as the proverbial whip.
  • Today she is as she was when we first met - shy, lissome, so slender a breeze could sway her, smiling; always smiling.
  • The horses were idling around - how she loved to watch them their shiny coats, lissome bodies, the graceful tilt to their heads.
  • Tall, and lissome with a flawless skin, she first headed for Harvard, then returned to do a stint at a law school in Bombay before joining her sister in Bollywood.
  • The horses were idling around - how she loved to watch them their shiny coats, lissome bodies, the graceful tilt to their heads.
  • Will King Richard III's evil flourish or will the lissome Prince Pippin claim the crown?
  • It was something more appealing than long-legged, lissome damsels setting the catwalk on fire.
  • I longed for its lissome grace to be blown by the wind into my body.
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