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stubby Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

stubby tail
un bout de queue
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The bill length varies geographically short and stubby in the western part and long and fine tipped in the eastern part of its range.
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It is 2 feet shorter than the land version giving it a bore of only 54 inches (14.43 calibres), and hence a short stubby appearance.
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This might be the historical explanation for "kifaru" rhinoceros, "kingugwa" spotted hyena, and "kiboko" hippopotamus (perhaps originally meaning stubby legs).
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Outcroppings of limestone form low rolling hills, stubby cliffs, and shallow ravines.
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They have a short, stubby bill, are greenish above, yellowish or whitish below, and all except the sooty-headed tyrannulet have pale wing-bars or edging.
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Two horizontal fins, diving planes in modern terms, on the stubby horizontal rudder controlled angle of dive.
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The digits were presumed to be stubby and ineffective, not touching the ground when the dinosaur was walking or running.
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It has a stubby red bill, red eyes, and a white line from the bill to above the eye.
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A pair of short, stubby arms soon develop on the body, with the ciliated bands extending into them.
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The keel was cast lead with a small stubby of fiberglass, and the rudder was a fiberglass and foam sandwich with a pultruded fiberglass shaft.
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