stubbly

IPA: stˈʌbʌɫi

Examples of "stubbly" in Sentences

At the moment the article is stubbly.
So the article still looks stubbly to me.
It was terribly stubbly and I expanded it.
In winter it is found in weedy or stubbly fields.
He's young, stubbly and scruffy, a slouchy cool that makes one think that Kate must be cool and edgy, too.
With his great stubbly jaw Sigmund looks like Desperate Dan's mountain cousin, but there's nothing comic about Sigmund.
Okay, he was no doubt seven feet tall, had a hoarse voice, a dirty, stubbly chin and a big loaded machine gun; he scared me.
Young, intense, lean, charismatic and stubbly, the two are separated by the great cultural wall that keeps Barcelona and Real Madrid apart.
Sitting amongst his goods in a folding chair, a middle-aged man with a head of thick salt and pepper hair and a stubbly beard waved for me to come over.
The only really disturbing thing I discovered was that the hippie gardener had come back sometime during the day and re-re-graded the backyard so my stubbly little lawn was completely destroyed again and replaced with a huge pile of dirt.
For the really energetic among us, there is also hydra-energetic roll-on, advertised in the same break by more stubbly types, this time wearing open-necked shirts, looking mean and guarding their cards in a poker game, for "when your nights are long, and you don't want your eyes to betray you".