underlimbed

English

Etymology

under- +‎ limbed

Adjective

underlimbed (comparative more underlimbed, superlative most underlimbed)

1. Having underdeveloped limbs.
   • 1863, Rees Howell Gronow, Recollections and anecdotes: a second series of reminiscences, page 146:

     His neck was long, his shoulders broad, and his waist narrow, and though, he was, perhaps, somewhat underlimbed, nothing could surpass the beauty of his feet and ankles.