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1. (adj.) stubby
of or resembling a stub.
2. stubby
short and thick or broad; thickset or squat:
stubby fingers.
3. stubby
consisting of or abounding in stubs.
Etymology: (1565–75)
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| Definition of 'Stubby' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) stubby
short and blunt
"stubby fingers"; "a stubby pencil"
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| Definition of 'Stubby' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (adj) Stubby
abounding with stubs
2. (adj) Stubby
short and thick; short and strong, as bristles
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Sense: being a stub, or short and thick like a stub
a stubby tail; stubby fingers.
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 Afrikaans: kort, dik |
 Arabic: قَصير وَغَليظ |
 Bulgarian: къс и дебел |
 Brazilian: grosso |
 Czech: pahýlovitý |
 German: stummelig |
 Danish: stumpet |
 Greek: κοντόχοντρος |
 Spanish: corto y rechoncho; regord |
 Estonian: tönts |
 Farsi: كوتاه و خپل |
 Finnish: lyhyt |
 French: courtaud |
 Hebrew: גוִּצי |
 Hindi: ठूंठदार, ठूंठों से भरा, ग |
 Croatian: zdepast, kratak |
 Hungarian: zömök |
 Indonesian: buntung |
 Icelandic: stubbóttur/-legur |
 Italian: tozzo |
 Japanese: 短くて堅い |
 Korean: 짧고 굵은 |
 Lithuanian: striukas, trumpas ir stor |
 Latvian: īss; strups |
 Malay: kontot |
 Dutch: plomp |
 Norwegian: stubbet, butt, kort og st |
 Polish: krępy, krótki, gruby |
 Persian: كوتاه و خپل |
 Pashto: لنډ پنډ |
 Portuguese: grosso |
 Romanian: butucănos |
 Russian: похожий на обрубок |
 Slovak: odseknutý, hrubý |
 Slovenian: čokat |
 Serbian: zdepast |
 Swedish: stubbig, knubbig |
 Thai: อ้วนเตี้ย; สั้นหนา |
 Turkish: küt |
 Taiwanese: 短粗的 |
 Ukrainian: присадкуватий; схожий на |
 Urdu: ٹھنٹھ کے جیسا |
 Vietnamese: ngắn và dày |
 Chinese: 短粗的 |
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