stalky

/ˈstɔki/
adjective
  1. Having a long, thin stem or stalk; resembling a stalk.
    • The plant grew tall and stalky, with few leaves.
    • He described the weed as stalky and unpleasant to touch.
    • The celery was too stalky and tough to eat raw.
  2. Tall, thin, and awkward in appearance or movement.
    • The scarecrow stood stalky and crooked in the field.
    • She had a stalky build, with long arms and legs.
    • The teenager was stalky and shy, still growing into his body.
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