Definition Synonyms
Definition of stumpy - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
physical appearanceshort and thick like a stump
- The dog had stumpy legs.
2.
endhaving a blunt or thick end
- He used a stumpy pencil to sketch the portrait..
Origin of stumpy
Dutch, stomp (stump) + -y (adjective suffix)
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appearance
short and stumpy in appearance
Examples of stumpy in a sentence
His stumpy fingers made typing difficult. The artist preferred using a stumpy brush. She found a stumpy candle in the drawer.
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- French:trapu, boudiné, ...
- German:gedrungen, stumpf, ...
- Italian:tozzo, grosso, ...
- Spanish:rechoncho, ...
- Portuguese:atarracado, grosso, ...
- Chinese:短粗的, 钝的, ...
- Japanese:ずんぐりした, 太い, ...
- Arabic:قَصِير وَسَمِيك, قَصِير وَغَلِيظ, ...
- Hebrew:גּוּצִי, גוּצִי בְּקִצֵּהוּ, ...
- Russian:коренастый, тупой, ...
- Ukrainian:товстий, тупий, ...
- Hindi:ठूंठ जैसा, मोटा, ...
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