snake-hipped

American  

[sneyk-hipt] / ˈsneɪkˌhɪpt /

adjective

1. having thin, sinuous hips.

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Example Sentences

Playing theaters behind “Companion,” the band was somehow both tender and ferocious, with Rich leading a blistering multiguitar attack while Chris leaped around the stage oozing snake-hipped charisma.

From Los Angeles Times

Cameroon would go onto reach the quarter-finals, where they were beaten by England, and returned home as heroes, no one more so than Roger Milla, their 38-year-old, snake-hipped striker who epitomised the wonder of that side.

From The Guardian

Lang gave the modern urban creative class its uniform: snake-hipped, flat-fronted black trousers with a tissue-thin white cotton T-shirt; a slip dress with biker boots; a bomber jacket with paint-spattered jeans – all of these are classic Lang looks.

From The Guardian

So instead of shimmying across the stage with the lithe, snake-hipped moves that made him a star, Rose performed Friday night in Las Vegas while seated on a kind of rolling throne decorated with lights and guitar necks, his left leg propped up in a cast.

From Los Angeles Times

The 1990s – the decade that saw a snake-hipped, NHS-specs-wearing Cocker become a sex symbol, Sara Cox crowned a ladette and Will Smith arrive as The Fresh Prince Of Bel Air – is back.

From The Guardian