poky

The spot was miles from anywhere, on the side of a hill whose poky desert plants scrape anyone who walks by, and over which wild horses keep watch.

The partners’ goal was making underwriting, the poky part in the middle, fully electronic.

“Come on,” she urged the poky car as it struggled up the slope.

It's rather a poky place, you know, mamma, and in India I suppose the houses are all enormous.

It is monstrous to think of burying his talents in a poky little hole like Whitford.

We used to have a house, of course, before uncle died, and you know how poky rooms seem after that.

The children are behaving as well as can be, and Sykes too; and it's not a poky house, by any means.

Somehow Ebenezer did not seem just a poky old farm horse, as Twinkleheels had always regarded him.