stockiness

Knickers and sweater gave him an appearance of stockiness.

His stockiness becomes burliness, and were he to speak, his voice would rumble.

A square jaw that bespoke determination, a stockiness that was unlikely to turn to fat.

It is stockier than a Hereford, though, getting the stockiness from the Brahman.

Cardona, despite his stockiness, was bowled over by the force of Cliff's powerful plunge.

He knew that Verber had worn the sweater to add stockiness to his middle-sized stature.

He had a square jaw that bespoke determination, a stockiness that would not turn to fat, or at least would disguise it.

"He hardly cuts a dashing figure," I said glumly, noting Nash's paunch and the overall stockiness of his body.

Unlike his father, who is tall, he has a physique that suggests stockiness that can nonetheless be transformed through the purity of his classical style.

The splendor of his clothing was curiously at odds with the coarseness of his features and the stockiness of his body.

His body lacked the strangely attractive shimmer of Dua, and the comforting stockiness of Tritt.

But if you allowed for the stockiness demanded by the mass, she was a handsome woman, evidently of Near Eastern descent, neatly clad in blouse and trews.

Trevelyan, who was scarcely an inch shorter, had a stockiness of build that made "Stubby" more than ever appropriate, but in this last year he had grown self-conscious.

The broad, regular features implied a stockiness that he DEAUS OF H RAVEN did not possess.

Unlike the congenial stockiness of the chatty one who sat beside her, she had a lean, willowy look, emphasized by her choice to wear her long white hair straight and smooth.

Thayle did not seem as pretty as she had last night, now that Joseph could see the Folkish stockiness of her frame, but she looked sweet and cheerful and Joseph liked her smooth clear skin and the bright sheen of her yellow hair.

They lined the room, the seven princes, each of them a close copy of his father down to the cold gray eyes, the stockiness of frame-all but the one called Biterulve, rather less sturdy than the others, and pale of aspect, though he at least had the royal eyes.