4 dictionary results for: Dumpier
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dump·y2
[duhm-pee] Pronunciation Key
[duhm-pee] Pronunciation Key –adjective, dump·i·er, dump·i·est.
| short and stout; squat: a dumpy figure. |
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| dump·y 1
(dŭm'pē) Pronunciation Key
adj. dump·i·er, dump·i·est Short and stout; squat. [Probably from dump, lump.] dump'i·ly adv., dump'i·ness n. |
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| dum·py 2
(dŭm'pē) Pronunciation Key
adj. dump·i·er, dump·i·est Resembling a dump, as in shabbiness; disreputable: "The place had a dark and dumpy look" (Washington Post). |
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