| I am not some anaemic little waif who looks like she'll blow away in a strong wind. |
| There were more of those girls than there were little waif heroin-looking chicks. |
| Jay, dear, go get her luggage, this little waif who was obviously underfed in London, shouldn't have to carry her own. |
| Robby's wife was a beautiful yet petite waif of a woman with straight, jet black hair. |
| I suppose Jin thinks I am a weeping waif, looking for a poor soul to shed her troubles on in a rain of sobs and runny noses. |
| British waif Kate Moss was to follow, helping to launch his unisex perfume CK one. |
