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1. (adj.) stocky
of sturdy form or build and, usu., short; thickset.
2. stocky
having a strong, stout stem, as a plant.
Etymology: (1350–1400)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) compact, heavyset, stocky, thick, thickset
having a short and solid form or stature
"a wrestler of compact build"; "he was tall and heavyset"; "stocky legs"; "a thickset young man"
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1. (adjective) stocky
(of a person) broad and short
a stocky man
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1. (adj) stocky
short and thick; thick rather than tall or corpulent
2. (adj) stocky
headstrong
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Sense: (of a person etc) short, often rather stout and usually strong
a stocky little boy.
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 Afrikaans: stewig |
 Arabic: رَبْع القامَه، مَرْبوع، ق |
 Bulgarian: набит |
 Brazilian: entroncado |
 Czech: sporý |
 German: stämmig |
 Danish: tætbygget |
 Greek: κοντός και γεροδεμένος |
 Spanish: fornido, robusto |
 Estonian: jässakas |
 Farsi: كوتاه |
 Finnish: tanakka |
 French: trapu |
 Hebrew: נָמוּך וְחָסוֹן |
 Hindi: नाटा, गठीला एवं मजबूत |
 Croatian: zdepast |
 Hungarian: zömök |
 Indonesian: pendek gemuk |
 Icelandic: samanrekinn |
 Italian: tarchiato |
 Japanese: がっしりした |
 Korean: 땅딸막한 |
 Lithuanian: kresnas |
 Latvian: drukns; plecīgs |
 Malay: pendek gempal |
 Dutch: gedrongen |
 Norwegian: firskåren, liten og tett |
 Polish: krępy |
 Portuguese: entroncado |
 Romanian: bondoc |
 Russian: коренастый |
 Slovak: územčistý |
 Slovenian: čokat |
 Serbian: zdepast |
 Swedish: undersätsig, satt, krafti |
 Thai: อ้วนเตี้ย |
 Turkish: tıknaz |
 Taiwanese: 矮壯的 |
 Ukrainian: присадкуватий, приземкува |
 Urdu: موٹا تازہ |
 Vietnamese: bè bè, chắc nịch |
 Chinese: 矮胖的 |
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