stringy

Smith—sporting blue jeans, combat boots, a black blazer, and that signature mess of stringy brown hair—offers to show me around.

It is true that the beef she used was not often beef, but she did not know that, and merely complained that the meat was stringy.

Mr. Neech was a dried-up, snuff-coloured man, with a long thin nose and stringy neck and dark piercing eyes.

I then produced large nets made out of strips of green hide and stringy-bark rope.

His face grew stringy and his voice harder, and his eyes ready to burst from a smother of fire.

On the whole it was voted good though it had a strong, musty taste and was so stringy that it could not be properly chewed.