long shanked

/lɔŋˈʃæŋkt/
adjective
  1. Having a long, slender part that connects the main body to the end, such as the stem of a tool or the leg of an animal.
    • She used a long-shanked hook to hang the chandelier from the high ceiling.
    • The long-shanked screwdriver helped him reach the bolt deep inside the engine.
    • Long-shanked wading birds like herons are common in the marshlands.
Synonyms
What does "long shanked" mean? | whatsthatwordmean | whatsthatwordmean