Definitions
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- adjective having a thick body
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Examples
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All the cottonmouths I've ever seen, and I've seen a lot, have been stubby, thick-bodied snakes with a much more pronounced triangular head.
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Some textured, thick-bodied wall coverings can be applied directly to paneling; check with an experienced wallpaper dealer to see what is available.
Do it yourself Gene Austin 2010
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All the cottonmouths I've ever seen, and I've seen a lot, have been stubby, thick-bodied snakes with a much more pronounced triangular head.
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She took a deep breath, as though a large, thick-bodied bird had just taken flight from her chest.
The Glass Rainbow James Lee Burke 2010
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She took a deep breath, as though a large, thick-bodied bird had just taken flight from her chest.
The Glass Rainbow James Lee Burke 2010
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The absorbed visionary, the thick-bodied steed, and the bald-headed groom hover at the edge of our space.
A Transfiguring Moment Karen Wilkin 2010
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The absorbed visionary, the thick-bodied steed, and the bald-headed groom hover at the edge of our space.
A Transfiguring Moment Karen Wilkin 2010
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She took a deep breath, as though a large, thick-bodied bird had just taken flight from her chest.
The Glass Rainbow James Lee Burke 2010
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The absorbed visionary, the thick-bodied steed, and the bald-headed groom hover at the edge of our space.
A Transfiguring Moment Karen Wilkin 2010
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The absorbed visionary, the thick-bodied steed, and the bald-headed groom hover at the edge of our space.
A Transfiguring Moment Karen Wilkin 2010
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