stubby

"Stubby and me, we were just talking about that a little while ago, matter of fact."

He got back to his stubby feet and pulled me by the hand out into the open.

But the stubby arm that held a club looked whole and strong.

At the other end they had a stubby little tail.

It stood out of the water on four stubby legs.

Isaac could just see a stubby little gun in his left hand.

He put a stubby hand in his medical bag and produced a black address book.

I could see the stubby smoking weapon in his hands.

The king is longest, men next, then boys are stubby lines.

The general's stubby fingers brushed across the first set of numbers.

They have a rounded body and very short stubby tails.

A stubby board projected from under each side of the saddle.

What was left of his long hair was short and stubby.

She indicated things in the painting with her stubby fingers.

Their feet were flat and very wide, with short stubby toes.

However, I still think it had more to do with my stubby oyster knife.

The stubby lever, however, was down, as he had left it.

She'd sat on the stubby grass, cut short as the back of a soldier's head.

The armoured car was red, and so short it looked stubby.

Its head reminded her a little of a horse's, only stubbier.

It looked like a stubby pen drifting through the air.

He pushed the stubby end of his own blade into the man's open mouth.

For 1954, sales dropped, the stubby styling not going over well with the public.

It has a round belly and its legs are quite stubby.