swaybacked

The parlour had once been two rooms, and the floor was swaybacked where the partition had been cut away.

Swaybacked and sag-bellied, with heavy necks and blocky heads, these bulls have a distinct look--and distinctly bigger antlers.

If you've ever seen an old, swaybacked 6-pointer with main beams well outside its ears in an area where bucks must have 8 points to be legal, you understand.

The fields here spread out to ridges black with deep timber on either side, and what houses there were seemed as errant smudges of civilization on a landscape solitary and kept within a ramshackle accord they had made with the wilderness, as if the swaybacked trailers yarded with dogs and scrap metal and ruined tractors would maintain forever a state of disrepair.

(80.) See Powell, supra note 63 ("To roam Soulsville, a neighborhood south of downtown Memphis, is to find a place where bungalows and brick homes stand vacant amid azaleas and dogwoods, where roofs are swaybacked and thieves punch holes through walls to strip the copper piping.").

To the back were several rusty cars on blocks, a swaybacked barn, and an outbuilding.

if a skinny, long-legged swaybacked Lab whose head is too big is your idea of fine looking.

"Tucking requires constant glute and quadricep contractions, creating bulky muscles," says Vogel, while swaybacked dancers are often hypermobile, with overactive spinal extensors, underactive abdominals, and shortened psoas.