raddled's Usage Examples:

She pulled up a chair across from him and straddled it, her direct gaze settling on him.

Depeche Mode makes music that straddled genres, and devotees of a variety of different music styles claim them as their own.

'She straddled the chair as she belted out the last note.

The color is very freely applied, the cheeks being as much raddled as a clowns, and the neck smeared with white, while the eyelashes are marked round with kuhi.

He chuckled as he straddled her at the waist.

He straddled the chair and rested his forearms on its back.

He forced her onto the couch and straddled her.

He straddled a chair and leaned his arms across the top of it while he sipped his coffee.

Xander pretending to bite her neck while she lay on top of him, the two of them spooning, even one where the massive man straddled her and pretended to hold her down.

She turned and in one motion straddled him, pinning his arms above his head, the heat of her body pressed against him.

The goth music movement closely paralleled the early 1980s post-punk movement, and many artists of the time, such as The Cure, Depeche Mode and The Birthday Party, straddled both similar genres.

Part heavy metal, part acoustic and full of dark and sometimes eerie harmonies, the band straddled a unique line that made them difficult to classify.

She straddled the chair as she belted out the last note.

Synonyms:

drawn, haggard, careworn, tired, worn,

Antonyms:

rested, open, fat, original, untired,