roly-poly 的 2 个定义
- short and plumply round, as a person or a young animal.
plural ro·ly-po·lies.
- a roly-poly person or thing.
- Chiefly British. a sheet of biscuit dough spread with jam, fruit, or the like, rolled up and steamed or baked.
roly-poly 近义词
pudgy
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- Cal Poly Pomona student Heather DeCosta described it as “kind of just boxing us in at all four sides of the street.”
- Merritt also litters the pages with his own favorite poly-lettered words.
- Someone has to be out about it so people can see that, yes, you can be poly and healthy and happy and in love.
- Poly, the model, said it was cold, but she truly loved the idea of being naked in nature.
- New Glossy: Condé Nast has released its first issue of Allure Russia, featuring Russian model Natasha Poly on its cover.
- Roly felt justified in using another cartridge at once to put her out of suffering.
- Roly watched his opportunity, hoping they would bunch together, so that he might kill more than one at a shot.
- As may be imagined, this news wrought David and Roly up to the highest pitch of excitement.
- Both Roly and David went duck-hunting often after that, and always with good success throughout the migrating season.
- Roly looked much as usual, but his muscles were certainly harder than they had ever been at home.