waisted

It was a pretty, high waisted affair with short legs.

The design was still high waisted and the seating arrangements never changed from the earlier years.

Eventually in 1930-31, the new low waisted style was adopted for all corridor stock too.

She was a very pretty girl, neatly made, small waisted, high breasted.

Charles I's doublet of 1635 is shorter waisted, and points have disappeared.

The mine is circular with a distinctive waisted shape.

Sarah confided that she had been the one to wear the first waisted dress in Bath.

Thus it was that the single window design was not perpetuated in the high waisted style.

This waisted projectile is hollowed at the base and available in a variety of head styles.

They are also known as waisted drums.

He was partial to the waisted coat.

Some chairs are narrow waisted, others are deeply saddled.

A balloon clock is a bracket clock with a waisted or balloon-shaped case.

She is dressed in a waisted gown over which is draped a mantle falling from her left shoulder.

A common sight around, for example, power stations are the large waisted concrete towers that emit steam more or less constantly.

The girl, slight of frame, narrow waisted, with jutting shoulders, looked more street sparrow than imperial eagle.

Compare the waisted shape of the medieval and Early Modern albarello.

He was somewhere in his late thirties, slim waisted and spare-fleshed, despite his broad shoulders.

She did not notice when her fingers began picking at the lace covering the bodice of her new waisted dress.

Their only benefit seems to be that they produced the incredibly small waisted, elongated flat chested smooth line torso.

She had a wonderful figure, at least to my tastes, which meant that she was considerably busty and simultaneously thin waisted.

Points were tied in bows at the waist and became more elaborate until they disappeared with the very short waisted doublets of the late 1630s.

She was slim- waisted and full-hipped.

He was lean- waisted and broad-shouldered.