stringy

IPA: strˈɪŋi

Composed of, or resembling, string or strings.
(of food) Tough to the bite, as containing too much sinew or string tissue.
(of a person) Wiry, lean, scrawny.
(programming, informal) Resembling or involving text strings.
(birdwatching) Of a sighting, unlikely to be accurate; probably based on a misidentification, whether innocent or deliberate.

Examples of "stringy" in Sentences

Most were soft, gnarled and stringy.
It does seem a bit stringy, on the whole...
The rough stringy bark is grey brown in colour.
The bark is thin, greyish fawn, and somewhat stringy.
He appears sickly, with sparse, long and stringy hair.
The stringy backpacker will certainly scurry across it.
There are a few run on, or otherwise stringy sentences.
Older branches covered in stringy and flaky brown bark.
The stringy backpacker will certainly scurry across it on the crossties.
In some dialects, this is also used for mangy or stringy animals, or fowl.
She had little color, and her black hair was "stringy" -- which she hated!
Soon he delivered them plates of frijoles, some kind of stringy meat, and corn tortillas.
The timber chiefly box, with some few trees of another species of eucalyptus called stringy bark, and cypress.
One tree is called the stringy bark, on account of the ragged appearance of its covering at the time it is shed.
Cabbage has always been there: pale and limp when boiled with corned beef or in stringy nest of tangy sauerkraut.
The soup has great color, but the lentils will fall apart and the smooshed garlic does look kind of stringy, so it's not the prettiest soup in the world.
I don't much like kneading myself - and I've convinced myself that when I mix my final dough (in a standup KA), if I allow it to reach the "stringy" stage, where the glutin is obviously developing, and then let it continue for 10 mins or so, it won't need any further kneading.