stumpy

Let me show you how I deal with such a stumpy idiot.

To understand what the dog was saying he put his hand on its stumpy tail.

She didn't want her legs to look short and stumpy.

Going over to the stumpy man who'd done al!

There were some stumpy trees, what was left of a copse.

One of its stumpy wings was ragged, perhaps even broken.

The stumpy little guy came in and started carting food out of the kitchen.

The cross is short and stumpy because the upper part of the shaft was never found.

"Yeah," says the point man, who has a long, spreading body and short stumpy legs.

"Surely the little stumpy man is not returning to his old quarters?"

One stumpy finger pointed at the center of the marked circle.

All of them were around five feet tall, stumpy, squat and muscular.

Each of the four stumpy feet has three toes.

His tail, short and stumpy though it was, began to crisscross the air.

With a smile she held up her hands and wriggled the short, stumpy fingers.

The mouth, when open briefly, showed no teeth and a short stumpy tongue.

It has small, stumpy arms and long powerful legs.

In 2005, each member of the winning cabin received a free Stumpy t-shirt.

He turned and pointed his stumpy finger at me.

Her stumpy tree trunks are clear references to the violation of nature.

That's why Bruin goes about with a stumpy tail this very day.

Though my stumpy friend here can do surprising things with an axe."

She climbed down from a stumpy ladder and turned to the date label.

He turned and glided away, light on his stumpy feet, along the broad high passage.

Its short, stumpy tail is similar in shape to its head.