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unstiff
unstiff adj.
Brit. 
/(ˌ)ʌnˈstɪf/
, /(ˌ)ʌnˈstɪf/U.S. /ˌənˈstɪf/
/ˌənˈstɪf/ΚΠ
c1873 V. Montagu in G. Battiscombe Queen Alexandra (1969) ix. 127 It is very jolly here indeed,..very unstiff and only a certain amount of etiquette.
1958 J. Pope-Hennessy in Lonely Business (1981) iii. 248 They said above all she..was ‘such a darling’—such fun—so unstiff.
2013 Dominion Post (Wellington, N.Z.) (Nexis) 3 June 13 It was the turn of the unstiff lower lip.
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- to draw oneself up, spring, etc, to attention
- to draw or hunt dry-foot
- to draw or hunt dryfoot
- to draw out
- to draw out in, into, at, or on length
- to draw out of the hat
- to draw out to a great, etc length
- to draw over
- to draw pig on pork
- to draw pig upon pork
- to draw pluck one's horns
- to draw pull in one's horns
- to draw pull the wool over a person's eyes
- to draw pull the wool over eyes
- to draw rein
- to draw sail
- to draw short and long
- to draw shrink one's horns
- to draw something into
- to draw spread the wool over a person's eyes
- to draw spread the wool over eyes
- to draw stakes
- to draw straws
- to draw stumps
- to draw the badger