Nimble - Law Dictionary Search Results
Light foot
Having a light springy step moving lightly and nimbly nimble in running or dancing active as light foot Iris Opposite
Prestidigital
Nimble fingered having fingers fit for prestidigitation or juggling
Light legged
Nimble swift of foot
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Sly
Dexterous in performing an action so as to escape notice nimble skillful cautious shrewd knowing in a good sense
Roebuck
at the summit This the smallest European deer is very nimble and graceful It always prefers a mountainous country or high
Quiver
Nimble active
Snell
Active brisk nimble quick sharp
Nimbly
In a nimble manner with agility with light quick motion
Nimbleness
The quality of being nimble lightness and quickness in motion agility swiftness
nimble fingered
same as light fingered thievish pilfering
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