loose-hanging

It was a twisted and stunted and nameless piece of life that shambled like a sickly ape, arms loose-hanging, stoop-shouldered, narrow-chested, grotesque and terrible.

THE APOSTATE: written by Jack London 2010

She noticed that the hand he waved was covered with fresh abrasions, in the process of healing, and a glance at the other loose-hanging hand showed it to be in the same condition.

Chapter 1 2010

It was a twisted and stunted and nameless piece of life that shambled like a sickly ape, arms loose-hanging, stoop-shouldered, narrow-chested, grotesque and terrible.

THE APOSTATE 2010

The blue light shone on their chapped, loose-hanging lips.

THE FORBIDDEN GAME L.J. SMITH 2010

The blue light shone on their chapped, loose-hanging lips.

THE FORBIDDEN GAME L.J. SMITH 2010

It was a twisted and stunted and nameless piece of life that shambled like a sickly ape, arms loose-hanging, stoop-shouldered, narrow-chested, grotesque and terrible.

“I ain't never goin' to work again. . . . I'm plum tired out.” 2008

And I don't know how successful such a class, however loose-hanging, would be, but I think it would be worth a try.

And if you're not Roger Sutton 2007

They were, frankly, lucky to get an R rating for their film, a loose-hanging collection of intersecting plotlines portrayed by an ensemble of little-known but interesting actors, whose stories are seen entirely from the perspective of surveillance cameras in ATM machines, high-school parking lots, a department store stockroom, etc.

I Spy 2007

The house on the far side of the barn was empty; somehow he could tell this from its loose-hanging shutters and broken window beside the front door.

Blue Nude Elizabeth Rosner 2006

Their clothes were faded and loose-hanging, their jackets old, their general make-up shabby.

Sister Carrie 2004