| Barely up to my shoulder, pale tan pelt, strips of white leather hanging in loops from her hips, rust-red curlicues dyed in the fur of her chest. |
| If you think baroque is all about curlicues and foofaraws, Rome is the place to learn otherwise. |
| I guess I've always thoughtlessly assumed they were decorative, like curlicues and friezes. |
| He eyes critically the curlicues the hairdresser has snipped into his foliage. |
| Her hair, the color of a late-autumn leaf, curlicues straight down her neck. |
| The planchette moved, spun on its little wheels, painted nonsense curlicues over the paper. |
