Stumpy is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for STUMPY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• (colloquial) cash
• stumpy thing
ADJECTIVE:
• short and squat
• short and thick; squat
• Full of stumps; hard; strong.
• Short and thick; stubby.
• short and thick; as e.g. having short legs and heavy musculature
• short and thick

Words related to STUMPY

stumpier12 stumpies12 stumpiest13 stumpily15 stumpiness14

How to use STUMPY in a sentence

• He appreciated that there is a better way from the wrong road into the right than a mad dash straight across the stumpy fields and rocky gullies between.
• With a stumpy pencil in hand, he scratched his head, pursed his mouth, and wrote slowly.
• Now they shook themselves, and rubbed against each other, growling in a warlike manner through their teeth, and wagging peaceably with their little stumpy tails.
• The advocate was ugly, short, stumpy, square-shouldered, mean-looking, and, moreover, a husband.
• He appeared next moving, with the stumpy, ungraceful stride peculiar to the short and thick-bodied, down the walk to a float.
• Nothing can be done with a mature and stumpy Marine of that rank.
• All parts of the plant alike are stumpy, green, and cylindrical.
• Killed a green snake with black spots along its back, about four feet long, four to five inches in girt, and with a thick stumpy tail.
• The one with the very long bill, and the stiff, stumpy tail that he uses for a cane, is the Redpecker.
• Then he went and dragged the dead nighthound onto the grade by its stumpy tail.
• I willingly complied, though certainly so stumpy a needle as mine never took such gigantic strides over calico before.
• Dark, slapping his stumpy hands on his fat knees in a sort of ecstasy.
• After passing Victoria they wended their way slowly through great plains covered with a stumpy herbage.
• Their necks are short surmounted by a bird shaped head with a powerful but stumpy bill, the lower part is V shaped into which the upper snugly fits.
• Another shrill whistle, and the dog returned, limping on three legs, his ears drooping, his stumpy tail dejected.
• They stood erect on stumpy legs and broad, six-toed feet.
• The outer walls rest upon the pillars of open colonnades, which have a more stumpy appearance than was intended, owing to the raising of the pavement in the piazza.
• It led them into woods and by stumpy fields and pine-odoured hamlets.
• This Mr Peevie was, in his person, a stumpy man, well advanced in years.
• They took up lands, built cabins, and forced a subsistence from the newly-cleared, stumpy virgin soil.
• As Felicia Verity passed out into the hall, at one end of the avenue of stumpy pillars, Carteret came in at the other end through the garden door.
• The leader thereof is a stumpy but enormously important-looking private.
• Beyond there was a narrow clearing, stumpy and rank with briers, on the up-side of the way.
• If he is also doing any common work, a stumpy brush of bristles and a soft leather will also be requisite, together with a file or two.
• His head was bent down, his bright eyes were fixed upon me, his stumpy hands clenched and held close by his side.
• He had long since lost speech and active movement, and the lank hair of the little brute grew thicker every day and his stumpy claws more askew.
• Then the water came up to his little short, stumpy tail.

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