Definition
Definition of snubby - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
appearanceRare short and stumpy in appearanceRare
- The dog had a snubby nose.
2.
behaviorRare short and blunt in mannerRare
- His snubby replies made the conversation difficult.
Origin of snubby
English, snub (rebuke) + -y (characterized by)
Examples of snubby in a sentence
His snubby fingers made it hard to play the piano. Her snubby comments ended the discussion. The manager's snubby attitude upset the staff.
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- French:trapu, brusque, ...
- German:stupsig, kurz und schroff, ...
- Italian:schiacciato, brusco, ...
- Spanish:chato, cortante, ...
- Portuguese:atarracado, ríspido, ...
- Chinese:短而粗壮的, 粗鲁的, ...
- Japanese:ずんぐりした, ぶっきらぼうな, ...
- Arabic:قَصِير وَغَلِيظ, فَظّ, ...
- Hebrew:קָצָר וְעָבֶה, קָצָר בְּדִבּוּר, ...
- Russian:курносый, резкий, ...
- Ukrainian:короткий, грубий, ...
- Hindi:छोटा, रूखा, ...
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