clean-limbed

[ kleen-limd ]

/ ˈklinˌlɪmd /

having slender, well-proportioned arms and legs: a clean-limbed athlete.

Origin of clean-limbed

late Middle English word dating back to 1425–75

It was then that I noted particularly how well bred and clean-limbed he was; how easily his clothes fitted.

The Belovd Vagabond |William J. Locke
We were accosted by a clean-limbed, joyous youth, who bore on his cap the outstretched winged badge of the police.

The Luck of Thirteen |Jan Gordon
Some of the majos of Sierpes are of this type, and among the working class there are many good-looking, clean-limbed men.

The Story of Seville |Walter M. Gallichan
The natives of the Darling are a clean-limbed, well-conditioned race, generally speaking.

Two Expeditions into the Interior of Southern Australia, Complete |Charles Sturt

The slimness of his waist was filled in so well that he looked no more than a well-grown, clean-limbed stripling of twenty.

Joan of the Sword Hand |S(amuel) R(utherford) Crockett

clean-limbed

having well-proportioned limbs