snub´bi|ness

snub´bi|ness
snub|by «SNUHB ee», adjective, -bi|er, -bi|est.
1. short and turned up at the tip; snub: »

a snubby nose.

2. short and thick; stubby: »

a snubby pencil point.

snub´bi|ness, noun.

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