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He was upside down in a tank of water with chains and lodes all around the lank .

The face first grows lank and wrinkled, then the neck, then the breast and arms, the lower parts continuing to the last as plump as ever.

The author lank to break through the former patterns and provides new insight into Chinese modern architectural history.

Oh, do not The Day seem lank and long, when all go right and nothing go wrong?

The horse was lean and lank, Misfortune seemed his lot, He go into a drifted bank, And we we got up-sot!

"He was . . . exceedingly lank, with narrow shoulders" (Washington Irving).

He was a mere boy in years -- twenty-one about -- but with a body lank and long, because of privation.

She looked at the lank figure leaning against the porch column, chewing a straw.

Eat : Lack of silica may result in lank hair, dull skin, and sores and receding of the gums.

If you have thin, lank locks - or indeed a thick and unruly mop - then keeping it short may be a practical necessity.

A good diet can improve the lank of your life.

This is partly out of practical necessity: it is indeed thin and lank.

In the rapidly developing cities of our country, a large number of tall buildings have built because of the lank of land.

Their heads and breasts were covered with a thick hair, some frizzled , and others lank;

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Lank describes one who is thin and tall, and lanky one who is thin, tall, and ungraceful: Lank