snubby / ˈsnʌb i /

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snubby 的定义

adj. 形容词 adjective

snub·bi·er, snub·bi·est.

  1. somewhat snub, as the nose.
  2. short and thick or wide; stubby; stumpy: snubby fingers.
  3. tending to snub people.

更多snubby例句

  1. Her tone was "snubby" in the extreme, but Eustace was utterly silent for a moment.
  2. They are very inquisitive folk, and press quite hard against the glass, and that is why their noses are mostly snubby.
  3. She was not at all pretty; her round snubby face was red and she had a bruise on her chin, and yet she was somehow attractive.
  4. He is snow-white outside, with eyes of red barley sugar; see his ears, and his little snubby tail!
  5. The only other girl they knew was Judith Blount, who had been so snubby to Molly the day before about the luggage.