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A few days later he received by registered mail, a bulky envelope.
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Modern propellant tanks are far too bulky to take on interstellar flights.
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Lasers have a longer range, but require more bulky and sophisticated equipment.
4
Chance led us to a bulky brick structure surrounded by pink dogwoods.
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The teller was re-entering the cage with the bulky packet of money-paper.
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The guards grinned broadly as the corpulent negress waddled up the steps.
2
The corpulent manager glanced along the table, a confident expression in place.
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There was not the least resentment cherished by the corpulent Mrs. Smith.
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The full-blooded, corpulent and vigorous should avoid West Africa like the plague.
5
This organ was ripped from the corpulent breast of a jolly-faced troubadour.
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The bottoms and the hollows between the hills were thickset with cane.
2
Artyom already had seen one of them, the thickset and bearded one.
3
The light fell sideways upon his thickset form and large hairy face.
4
I see them walking, one behind another, thickset men, stump-legged, splay-footed, white-skinned.
5
Her brother-in-law, a thickset, rather earnest man of thirty, sat opposite Salvatore.
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She was heavily built, and gobbled her food, carefully selecting the best.
2
He was of middle age, heavily built, deep chested and broad shouldered.
3
They were but ill-formed animals, some heavily built, and others miserable-looking creatures.
4
He was a large man, heavily built, and powerful as a bear.
5
Da'Be, also tall, was less heavily built and more lively and merry.
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Feel free to replace the water with stout in the recipe below.
2
Some people like to cook it in stout, or others use water.
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He didn't do a good stride; he was too stout for that.
4
American stout is the American take on the foreign extra stout style.
5
The sail swung around until caught in position by the stout line.
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Newt saw that both the men arguing were short and rather stout.
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They were stout men; and somewhat above the common size of Europeans.
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Geary nodded, having encountered the stout master chief a number of times.
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The stout deacon is dead; his wig and his wickedness rest together.
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Assuredly there must have been stout souls in Boston in those days.
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A stout, capacious rowboat followed immediately in the wake of the canoe.
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He had tickled the stout ribs of every bobby in the place.
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There were in the cave a number of stout and woolly rams.
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The stout man looked at the other in a very odd way.
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Again the stout sergentmovedtowardLanyard;againMadameOmberstopped him.
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But they were all handsome men; stout, gallant, and ready in speech.
