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six-footer

NOUN
  1. a person who is at least six feet tall

How To Use six-footer In A Sentence

  • They pictured Soviet women as hammer-throwers, brawny six-footers who work in brick factories.
  • The six-footer was having his first press conference since he was confirmed as the company president on August 7.
  • The downside to the car, like most superminis, is interior room for the family of young six-footers.
  • They pictured Soviet women as hammer-throwers, brawny six-footers who work in brick factories.
  • he is a six-footer
  • He was around thirty, tanned and lean, a good-looking six-footer with a slim, wiry build like a movie star. SNOWJOB
  • And yes, the male, though curled up now, had probably been a six-footer in life, according to the arson investigator, who ought to have known, having seen quite a few of what he referred to as the crispy critters. Fear Itself
  • Williams was a six-footer, a graduate "bucko" now in charge of this big skysail-yarder, and he had resented Murphy's appearance on board with whisky and kind words for his men before he was through with them. The Grain Ship
  • Instead she works hard for about an hour and a half twice a week knocking seven bells out of punchbags, completing gruelling gym circuits and sparring with men, usually six-footers who tower over her in the ring.
  • a hefty six-footer with a rather severe mien
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