stocky Definition
stocky (stäk′ē)
stocky Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- Irishman: A well described stocky bearded Irishman who was a regular with prostitutes was the last person seen with Emily Jackson.
- figure: Standing tall, his stocky figure crouched attentively over his acoustic guitar.
- man: The Boss A small stocky man who owns the ranch.
- body: The Risso's dolphin is a large dolphin with a robust, stocky body that becomes more slender behind the dorsal fin.
- plant: Roman Chamomile Chamaemelum nobile - Perennial, stocky plant up to 25cms high, with feathery leaves.
- bird: They are bold, stocky birds with a strongly curved upper bill.
Modifying Another Word
- very: He was not too tall but very stocky - a great stout block of a man.
- much: These birds were much stockier than the solitary Redshank, which was elegantly feeding within a few meters of one of these waders.
- rather: You don't see differences between the thin Tony Adams and the rather stocky Emile Hesky, and the players have no necks.
- quite: The Bottlenose Dolphin is quite stocky with a short beak.
- short: The Boston Terrier has a short stocky build, with a short tail.
Browse dictionary entries near stocky
- ‹ Stockwood, (Arthur) Mervyn
- ‹ Stockwood,
- ‹ Stockton-on-Tees
- ‹ Stockton
- ‹ stocktaking
- ‹ stockroom
- ‹ stockpot
- ‹ Stockport
- ‹ stockpile
- ‹ stockman
- stockyard ›
- stodge ›
- stodgy ›
- stogie ›
- Stoic ›
- stoical ›
- stoichiometry ›
- Stoicism ›
- stoke ›
- Stoke Newington ›

