reedy|reedier|reediest in English

adjective

[reed·y || 'rɪːdɪ]

covered with tall marsh grasses; made from reeds; having the sound of a reed instrument

Use "reedy|reedier|reediest" in a sentence

1. 12 He spoke with a reedy, quavering voice.

2. 13 He has a reedy appearance.

3. Floral arrangements were at a reedy minimum.

4. And dry up reedy pools of water.

5. He spoke with a reedy, quavering voice.

6. 4 Floral arrangements were at a reedy minimum.

7. 10 The reedy grass covered the whole area.

8. 3 She liked the reedy smell of them.

9. 2 Wasswa read it, his voice reedy and shaking.

10. His voice was curiously high-pitched, reedy, almost effeminate.

11. 1 The big man had a high-pitched reedy voice.

12. Both had burnt-auburn hair, reedy bodies and somber faces.

13. 11 His voice was curiously high-pitched, reedy, almost effeminate.

14. He's a youthful Crosspatch, a reedy-voiced adolescent with a gripe.

15. 16 The tiger gained its stripes by evolving in dense jungle and wet, reedy areas.

16. 5 Both had burnt-auburn hair, reedy bodies and somber faces.

17. 6 Instead it is too often reedy and has difficulty carrying assurance.

18. 9 Perdita had rather a reedy voice, but she insisted on joining in.

19. 14 And then do you have a good reedy for eyes that are fatigued?

20. 15 The tiger gained its stripes by evolving in dense jungle and wet, reedy areas.

21. What was once a busy port is today no more than “a series of black, reedy lagoons.”

22. 17 At this point, Shu - ying borrowed Chueh - min's piccolo, saying , " That flute's too reedy. This is sharper. ".

23. Staples has a reedy, careworn voice that is oddly uplifting, and his music has a country sense of space.

24. 16 In a small orchestra two oboes would be too penetrating and reedy in tone, and two bassoons too thick.

25. 8 Staples has a reedy, careworn voice that is oddly uplifting, and his music has a country sense of space.