Rangy appeared in English in the mid-19th century, from the verb to range, to roam over wide country. It was first said of animals made for covering ground: long legs, a light body and an easy stride. Later it was used for tall, lean people who move with ease, and in Australia for hilly country.
A rangy build is one that seems made to keep going.
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