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Definition of Stubbies

1. stubby [n] - See also: stubby

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Lexicographical Neighbors of Stubbies

struts strutted strutter strutters strutting strychnic strychnine strychnines Strymon Strymon melinus

Stuart Stuart Davis stub stubbed stubbier stubbies (current term) stubbiest stubbily stubbiness stubbing

stubble stubbled stubbles stubblier stubbliest stubbly stubborn stubborner stubbornest stubbornly

Literary usage of Stubbies

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1. Baily's Magazine of Sports and Pastimes (1899)
"But liter on, in September or October, y:>u may flush him, or some of £15 family, from the stubbies or irte turnip-fields ..."

2. Georgical Essays by Alexander Hunter (1803)
"On the Shim, for cleaning stubbies*. In the isle of Thanet they are particularly * By A. Young, ..."

3. General View of the Agriculture of the County of Norfolk: Drawn Up for the by Arthur Young (1813)
"He remarked, that he has seen no drilled stubbies that do not shew gaps much more numerous than ought ever to be seen. Mr. WHITING, of Fring, has been long ..."

4. General View of the Agriculture of Hertfordshire by Arthur Young, Board of Agriculture (Great Britain) (1804)
"... summer, and autumn, and for winter will give four teams, of six in a team, to break up the wheat and oat stubbies in fallowing the iand. ..."

5. Howitt's Journal by William Howitt, Mary Botham Howitt (1847)
"The sportsman is abroad amid the stubbies and the heathy hills ; and thousands of people, from city and town, are climbing the mountains, or strolling along ..."

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