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Luke and the Princess. — Splinter Of The Mind's Eye;
• (stumpy)- short and thick; stubby; stocky; Glancing back, Joanna saw the
little stone still standing like a stumpy dwarf. — The Silicon Mage;
muscly, twisted, senile, dilapidated
stalwart = hardy = sturdy = stout = brawny = hefty = muscly = muscular = sinewy
{tendinous = fibrous = stringy = unchewable = wiry}
• (stalwart)- strongly and stoutly built; sturdy and robust, ( ;
; ; ); She only saw him to be young, stalwart, and of
extraordinary manly beauty. — Legends of Vancouver;
• (hardy)- capable of enduring fatigue, hardship, exposure, etc.; sturdy;
strong, ( , , ); They are
quite hardy, and, like most other bulbs, should be planted in autumn. — The
Culture of Vegetables and Flowers From Seeds and Roots 16th Edition;
• (sturdy)- strongly built; stalwart; robust, ( ; ; ;
; ; ); Strong, sturdy, bared forearms flashed regularly like
moving, rhythmic shafts — Tramping on Life;
• (stout)- bulky in figure; heavily built; corpulent; thickset; fat, ( ; ;
); She was short in stature and inclined to become stout,
her manners were awkward and her opinions narrow. — My Life — Volume 2;
• bold, brave, or dauntless, ( ; );
• (brawny)- muscular; strong; Tull slid to a stop next to Conan, overbalanced
and nearly fell but was stopped by an outthrust brawny arm. — Conan the
Indomitable;
• (hefty)- big and strong; powerful; muscular, ( ); Expecting any
moment to pass groups of hefty, hostile labourers, my ears were alert for the
slightest sound behind us or ahead. — A Body In The Bath House;
• (sinewy)- having strong sinews, tough, strong and firm, ( ;
); He was handsome, strong, and sinewy--all muscles and flesh,
and no fat. — The Dictator;
• (tendinous)- sinewy; This partly muscular and partly tendinous partition is a
most important factor in breathing. — A Practical Physiology;
• (fibrous)- containing, consisting of, or resembling fibers, ( ; );
The call of the sea was strong within him, and persistency was always