dwarfish

I thought the artist knew no dwarfish,' said the King.

Dwarfish was such a good language to be annoyed in.

What the robots had built for the engineers was not dwarfish either.

Dwarfish society has no religion, but does have gods "just in case".

He seemed to be mostly head, and his dwarfish body was not much more than an appendage.

The vegetation, as might be supposed, is scant, or at least dwarfish.

Dwarfish as he is to other Olympians, he's still taller than me.

The truth of the matter was that his dwarfish genes wouldn't let him.

And then he waited for this dwarfish voice that had been hidden under the mountains of the world.

Then I did the whole route over, taking a little longer at the door to see if my place had become a dwarfish tourist attraction.

Two dwarfish figures are observed at the, bottom holding on to the stem.

As they crossed the hall a man of dwarfish stature came towards them.

He was a dwarfish man with huge twisted shoulders and an arrogant face.

Surely the young woman sounded dwarfish with her rough accent.

If his dwarfish stature bothered her, she'd shown no signs of it so far.

He turned and looked down at the dwarfish Klingon.

It was a major feature in dwarfish letters back home: come on, everyone, and bring the ketchup.

From above the trees came a muffled curse against all dwarfish mechanics.

The old woman was lugging so many weapons she looked like a dwarfish arms merchant.

The dwarfish woman led them into another, shorter corridor which contained six doors.

It was the ghost of some ancient dwarfish woman.

The dwarfish creature did not look at her as she walked past him; he kept his large black eyes on his job.

Their kids went around with their helmets on back to front and spoke dwarfish only at home.

He had been prepared for a little brig, but not be quite such a dwarfish vessel as this.

It isn't possible to create a book of shadows without dwarfish craftsmen.