stubby
1 of 2adjective/ˈstʌbi/
Forms:stubbier,stubbiest
1
short and thick in proportion to the length
- The puppy had a stubby tail that wagged enthusiastically whenever someone approached.
- His fingers were stubby, making it difficult for him to play the piano with precision.
- The cactus had a stubby stem with clusters of small, rounded leaves.
- The toddler carried a stubby crayon in each hand, scribbling on the paper with delight.
- Despite his stubby legs, the dog was surprisingly fast and agile.