stony , also: stoney

The ground was stony and the guy had to work hard.

Why could she not love that stony quality in every thing?

The wife turned an even stonier face upon them all.

The ground was stony and not kind to bare feet.

If this thing goes against me, I am stony broke.

They walked by right in that high and stony land- all of them.

Only of the stony desert to the north they would not talk.

He looked at me steadily out of stony black eyes.

They walked along the broken, stony ground for several minutes.

"They are right to fear," she said in a stony voice.

New generations of them kept coming along trying to win his stony heart.

The second one is, people get very stony, like they're mad at you.

It had no interest in us; the stony cliff held its whole attention.

He directed me to stop on a stony shoulder of the road.

We have put our roots in narrow and stony ground.

The dog looked at her with that stony blank face.

Even Joseph, usually stony faced, was looking at her now and again.

The big chief spoke in a harsh and stony voice.

Sometimes he was flush with money, at other times stony broke.

When she needs someone who really appreciates her stony heart.

He looked at the suddenly stony faces of his colleagues.

The most common subjects were young women and children with their arms full of stony flowers.

It was however stony and did not meet requirements of the football officials.

His expression was stony and she knew that he blamed her.

The government front bench could only sit in stony silence.