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Lither

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lithe  (l)
adj. lith·er, lith·est
1. Readily bent; supple: lithe birch branches.
2. Marked by effortless grace: a lithe ballet dancer.
[Middle English, from Old English lthe, flexible, mild.]
lithely adv.
litheness n.
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