stubby

IPA: stˈʌbi

Examples of "stubby" in Sentences

Kate Gosselin used to mock her ex-husband by calling his manhood "stubby", it has been reported.
"Publishing magazines full of slander about George Washington, and this new kind of stubby-ended poetry!"
You see, they have trouble differentiating between members of their fairer sex and a short beer bottle known as a stubby.
(known as a stubby) ratchets like a Swiss clock, fits all standard attachments, and comes with a bunch of bits, as well as extenders to help you get at hard-to-reach screws.
"The Gambusia just keep taking bites out of the tadpoles, and the tadpoles end up kind of stubby," says the study's author, Sharon Lawler, a professor of entomology at University of California at Davis.
It certainly is superior to the awkwardly redesigned shifters recently deployed by the aforementioned competition, such as stubby shifter stalks on the steering wheel that don't conform to traditional shifter behavior.
Weldcraft's gas lens product line consists of three main styles - standard size, large diameter and 'stubby' - to fit TIG torches with 10N or 13N series front-end parts and to accommodate tungsten-electrode diameters ranging from 0. 020in (0. 508mm) to 5/32in.