acromyodic
/ækroʊmiˈɒdɪk/Definitions
1. adjective
Having joints or limbs abnormally long and slender, typically in a way that is aesthetically pleasing, such as in the case of the ‘dancer’s limb’ or ‘giraffe neck’ condition, or being abnormally long in limbs or joints, especially in a way that interferes with movement or function.
“The doctor diagnosed the child with acromyodic limbs, which made everyday activities challenging.”
2. noun
A condition or instance of having abnormally long limbs or joints.
“The acromyodic condition made it difficult for her to participate in sports.”