Adjective:

స్కాట్లాండ్ కంట్రీ, స్కాటిష్,

stoutish's Usage Examples:

Kirsánov – A gentleman in his early forties, a widower, "quite grey now, stoutish and a trifle bent," a liberal democrat, father of Arkády, brother of Pavel;.

to "thrive" or "flourish" and the name Þrór, which means "likeable" or "stoutish" (and was one of Odin"s nicknames).

matching her description) was seen by James Brown rejecting the advances of a stoutish man slightly taller than her in the adjacent street to Berner Street (Fairclough.

Dumont also endured dialogue about her characters" (and thus her own) stoutish build, as with these lines, also from Duck Soup: Dumont: I"ve sponsored.

once again writing in my club – and rather slowly, as I must hear why a stoutish man is urging a still stouter one to have a local and not general anaesthetic.

In person Jessel was a stoutish, square-built man of middle height, with dark hair, somewhat heavy features.

The stem is stoutish, erect or spreading, 10 to 80 cm tall, branched, covered sparsely with.

Hawkins is described as a "stoutish, discouraged-looking man whose general aspect suggested that he was fifty.