0 young, healthy, attractive, and able to move and bend smoothly:
1 (of a body) thin and attractive, and able to move easily and gracefully, or (of movements) easy and graceful:
A calmer section brings lithe and lyrical counterpoint, before the fast-machine music and fanfares resume.
Women were prime targets for these products, for ideals of female beauty required youthful, unwrinkled faces, and lithe figures of adolescence or early adulthood.
So, therefore, their situation is a lithe different.
They are tall, lithe, smart, effective, healthy young men.
Could we not give to lithe miners tomorrow a much larger sum?
The lithe owner and the tithe payer alike were looking out to find some definite settlement of this question.
There was the same sort of thing over the pithead baths, and we must try to break this clown a lithe more quickly if we can.
The man is seated on a plinth, back upright, head in contemplative profile, lithe legs dangling in mid-air.
