reedy
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definition
adjective
Frank's reedy voice
(of a voice, sound, or instrument) high and thin in tone.
they swam in the reedy lake
(of water or land) full of or edged with reeds.
translation of 'reedy'
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Didn't we all know that Hepburn, as slender and 'reedy' as she was all her life, was made of solid oak?
Representing the tour was H. Bartow Farr III, who is 56, looks 10 years younger, speaks carefully without being showy, and with a 'reedy' tone in his voice.
She has a high-pitched 'reedy' voice that doesn't stretch into the corners of these dark hued songs as much as shimmer above them like an unreliable narrator.
Rogers has one of those thin, 'reedy' voices popular on the radio right now; another producer would probably turn her into a sound effect, the way Lil Jon did with Ciara on ‘Goodies’.
He sings in his usual 'reedy' voice, sounding all but lost in the swirl.
For 1000 rupees I could be balanced on a crude seat hung from a pole between two thin, 'reedy' men and jolted to the top.
Jorma Silvasti, the tenor, has a bright, slightly 'reedy' tone, rather than the big heroic voice required for the fanfare opening of the symphonic version.
A tall, 'reedy' blonde girl stood in front of her, chewing on a piece of her peroxide hair.
The river down which we are gently chugging is clear and fairly shallow, about 200 metres wide, edged with 'reedy' dunes, leading back to pine-forested gentle slopes.
He did not at all fit that period's physical stereotype of the dandy as a slight, 'reedy' wisp of a thing.
Perhaps the signs that this movie is some sort of dream are altogether too conspicuous: all three women look like willowy sisters, with their thin faces and 'reedy' voices.
French bassoons had a 'reedy' , pungent tone, quite unlike the rounded timbre of German bassoons.
Little grebes may be expected in the vicinity of Breydon Water all year; up to 20 breeding pairs occupy 'reedy' dykes at Berney and alongside the south wall.
Somewhere in the 'reedy' wetlands of easternmost England, Britain's tallest and perhaps rarest resident bird is making itself at home, more than four centuries after being forced into exile.
As Sally, Alyson Hannigan does an unearthly impression of the young Meg Ryan: complete with pert and self-satisfied little smirk and 'reedy' , weedy voice.
Her voice was thin and 'reedy' ; her throat clicked drily as she tried to swallow.
This guy is speaking in a quick, nervous, 'reedy' sort of voice that makes me think of Woody Allen.
The female leopard usually gives birth to between two and three cubs, usually in a cave among rocks, thickets, hollow trees, 'reedy' nests or wherever she can find cover.
Or perhaps she is a pale Cleopatra, fleeing armor-clad Roman soldiers, finding her way to a 'reedy' marsh and then captured by her own slim reflection.
He's got a high, 'reedy' voice, that paradoxically creates a special strength in its vulnerability.
Just after she checked in, a thin, 'reedy' man with graying hair to match his gray wool suit approached her.
Her voice is annoyingly 'reedy' , with a fast vibrato and intonation slightly under pitch.
Countless sounds are utilised, from a harp to a child's toy, while Adem's understated voice is 'reedy' and affecting, belying the fact that he was merely the bass player in Fridge.
I really like getting ‘as one’ with a river though, so I like to use a pair of waders and stand in the river in the edge and trot down from that position; generally I choose a weedy or 'reedy' margin to shield my presence from the fish.
Charters was always played by Basil Radford, a heavy-set actor with a moustache and a scar, and Caldicott by Naunton Wayne, a small man with a 'reedy' voice and a perpetually worried expression.
Her compassion (a divine quality) leads Pharaoh's daughter to rescue Moses from the 'reedy' water just as Yahweh delivers the Hebrews from the Sea of Reeds.
The one stumbling block is perhaps Graham's voice. It remains as 'reedy' and weedy as ever, giving the impression of the love-lorn loser that this critic suspects he rather likes to play up to.
The bore is no wider than that of a clarinet, but the greater length produces an attractive 'reedy' sound.
‘Each man kills the thing he loves,’ sings Moreau in 'reedy' , exhausted tones that recapitulate the inevitable downward trajectory of every star's career.
He is so thin and 'reedy' you worried for his balance when the wind picked up, but he moves with soft, sumptuous delicacy.
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