What is another word for lissom?
Pronunciation:
[ lˈɪsəm], [ lˈɪsəm], [ l_ˈɪ_s_ə_m]
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Synonyms for Lissom:
adj.
• all (adjective) • Other relevant words: (adjective) • svelte (adjective)n.
• graceful (noun) • Other relevant words: (noun)Other synonyms:
• Other relevant words (noun):- flowing,
- athletic,
- polished,
- flexible,
- resilient,
- pliant,
- bending,
- lanky,
- deft,
- spry,
- moldable,
- loose,
- smooth,
- active,
- lightsome,
- fluid,
- slight,
- wiry,
- light-footed,
- malleable,
- refined,
- adaptable,
- bendable,
- light,
- spare,
- thin,
- loose-limbed,
- slim,
- urbane,
- sprightly,
- springy,
- pliable,
- nimble,
- willowy,
- limber,
- agile,
- facile,
- elastic,
- lean,
- stretchy,
- swift,
- rubber,
- soft.
How to use "Lissom" in context?
Lissom is a beautiful, elegant woman with a tall, statuesque frame and icy blue eyes. She stands out from the crowd, and can easily be mistaken for a model or actress.
At just 5'2", Lissom is barely average in height, but she makes up for it with her lithe figure and graceful movements. She has a traditionally feminine appearance, with curves in all the right places.
Her sleek, flowing hair is a deep auburn color, and is usually styled into a sleek, textured bun.
Homophones for Lissom:
- lycian, Lazy Susan, laconia, logan, lay eyes on, liaison, lycaena, lagoon, lasagna, loxoma, leucine, log-in, laconian, leccinum, logion, lagune, lasagne, lyceum, liken, lexeme, lysogeny, lycaeon, logician, louisianian, ligan, loose cannon, leukemia, logania, lichen, laocoon, lcm, lock in, log on, locoism, ligne, lesion, locum, logjam, loose woman, lysozyme, lignum, leukaemia, lacuna, log in, laguna, logicism, look on, lissome, luscinia, luzon, leucoma, lycium, logomania, lessen, liquaemin, like sin, leucaemia, Lushun, lesson, lysin, lagan, lausanne, lucania, loosen, lignin, lucknow, lysosome, lakshmi, louisianan, liegeman, leishmania, leucaena, lockman, lysine, leukoma, legume, legion, legin, louisiana, lexicon, lysinemia.
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