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Thu 31 Jan, 2013 06:05 am
He is a man of about 35, of middle height, not ill made.
what does ill-made mean, when it is used to describe a person
thank you
@lizfeehily,
lizfeehily wrote:
what does ill-made mean, when it is used to describe a person
Ugly or physically unattractive.
@lizfeehily,
"Not ill made" is a roundabout way of saying "attractive."
The British tend to speak this way.
@InfraBlue,
InfraBlue wrote:
"Not ill made" is a roundabout way of saying "attractive."
The British tend to speak this way.
Tended to, a long time ago, but still do in the imagination of foreigners.
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