stubby

stubbie

slang A beer bottle that is shorter and stouter than the long-necked design of the industry-standard bottle. Primarily heard in Australia. I'm going to the kitchen for a stubbie. Anyone else want one? John's bringing a slab of stubbies, but you can bring whatever you like if you don't want to drink beer.

stubby

slang A beer bottle that is shorter and stouter than the long-necked design of the industry-standard bottle. Primarily heard in Australia. I'm going to the kitchen for a stubby. Anyone else want one? John's bringing a slab of stubbies, but you can bring whatever you like if you don't want to drink beer.

Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

stubby

mod. cool; good-looking. Man, you’re stubby. Nice kicks!

McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions

See also:

stubbie
crack a bottle
on the bottle
bottle up
the genie is out of the bottle
hit the bottle
crack open a bottle
crack open a/the bottle
crack a bottle open
brown bottle flu

References in periodicals archive

Consequently, Stubby joins Conroy, Olsen and Schroeder as they join the French lines in Chemins des Dames, where they are taken under the wing of Gaston Baptiste (Gerard Depardieu) from the 3rd regiment.

Film in cinemas / Sgt Stubby: An Unlikely Hero

Stubby" takes fewer liberties than some fact-based war movies.

'Sgt. Stubby' revisits sweet story of canine courage

10, 2016, image provided by OET/NautilusLive shows a stubby squid on the ocean floor near Channel Islands National Park west of Los Angeles, Calif

Rare 'googly-eyed' squid spotted off California coast; The creature looks like a cross between a squid and an octopus but is closely related to a cuttlefish, according to the Nautilus Live website

The highly decorated Stubby, predominantly a Boston bull terrier, became famous for his many "heroic" battlefield deeds and wounds while serving with the Americans in France.

Hemingway's The Sun Also Rises: the dog in the window and other war allusions

Bilateral short stubby hands with normal length of upper limbs.

Acrodysostosis--a rare skeletal dysplasia

By this time I'd noticed that the three main spiral arms aren't stubby after all--and that there are more than three.

The determined observer's guide to M101: few galaxies show as much detail as this dim, gigantic spiral does when viewed under dark skies

and Hooded Mergansers' stubby wings may flick across areas of

Stark-Eyed Philadelphians Buy Long Beach Island for the Birds

If you need to drill holes between joists or studs but don't own a rightangle drill, these stubby boring bits are just the ticket.

Drill big holes in tight spaces

and your short stubby run to get us going jumping on behind, screaming

Drop-off Point

The terrier Stubby aided American soldiers in France during World War I by discovering a German spy.

Meyer, Karl: Dog Heroes

WITH a wag of his stubby tail or a flick of his long silky ears cocker spaniel Bertie brings joy to the lives of severely disabled children.

Failed show dog Bertie finds calling helping disabled children

Prior to the advent of computers, personnel records and other related records were all "stubby pencil" work.

Complexities of the MIA issue

"Stubby," said She Who Would Befriend a Wounded Grizzly with feigned conviction, "go home."

Man vs. cat, final score: cat, 1; me, 0

Yours is short and stubby, because unlike the giraffe, you rarely use it to pull lunch from high branches.

You're an animal!

The two cases show the same material removal rate, but achieved with a different combination of axial depth of cut and radial engagement--skinny versus a stubby cut.

In the cut: for machining, "cutting corners" means paying more attention to power, torque, and speed than in straight cuts

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释义	stubby stubbie slang A beer bottle that is shorter and stouter than the long-necked design of the industry-standard bottle. Primarily heard in Australia. I'm going to the kitchen for a stubbie. Anyone else want one? John's bringing a slab of stubbies, but you can bring whatever you like if you don't want to drink beer. stubby slang A beer bottle that is shorter and stouter than the long-necked design of the industry-standard bottle. Primarily heard in Australia. I'm going to the kitchen for a stubby. Anyone else want one? John's bringing a slab of stubbies, but you can bring whatever you like if you don't want to drink beer. Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. stubby mod. cool; good-looking. Man, you’re stubby. Nice kicks! McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions See also: stubbie crack a bottle on the bottle bottle up the genie is out of the bottle hit the bottle crack open a bottle crack open a/the bottle crack a bottle open brown bottle flu References in periodicals archive Consequently, Stubby joins Conroy, Olsen and Schroeder as they join the French lines in Chemins des Dames, where they are taken under the wing of Gaston Baptiste (Gerard Depardieu) from the 3rd regiment. Film in cinemas / Sgt Stubby: An Unlikely Hero Stubby" takes fewer liberties than some fact-based war movies. 'Sgt. Stubby' revisits sweet story of canine courage 10, 2016, image provided by OET/NautilusLive shows a stubby squid on the ocean floor near Channel Islands National Park west of Los Angeles, Calif Rare 'googly-eyed' squid spotted off California coast; The creature looks like a cross between a squid and an octopus but is closely related to a cuttlefish, according to the Nautilus Live website The highly decorated Stubby, predominantly a Boston bull terrier, became famous for his many "heroic" battlefield deeds and wounds while serving with the Americans in France. Hemingway's The Sun Also Rises: the dog in the window and other war allusions Bilateral short stubby hands with normal length of upper limbs. Acrodysostosis--a rare skeletal dysplasia By this time I'd noticed that the three main spiral arms aren't stubby after all--and that there are more than three. The determined observer's guide to M101: few galaxies show as much detail as this dim, gigantic spiral does when viewed under dark skies and Hooded Mergansers' stubby wings may flick across areas of Stark-Eyed Philadelphians Buy Long Beach Island for the Birds If you need to drill holes between joists or studs but don't own a rightangle drill, these stubby boring bits are just the ticket. Drill big holes in tight spaces and your short stubby run to get us going jumping on behind, screaming Drop-off Point The terrier Stubby aided American soldiers in France during World War I by discovering a German spy. Meyer, Karl: Dog Heroes WITH a wag of his stubby tail or a flick of his long silky ears cocker spaniel Bertie brings joy to the lives of severely disabled children. Failed show dog Bertie finds calling helping disabled children Prior to the advent of computers, personnel records and other related records were all "stubby pencil" work. Complexities of the MIA issue "Stubby," said She Who Would Befriend a Wounded Grizzly with feigned conviction, "go home." Man vs. cat, final score: cat, 1; me, 0 Yours is short and stubby, because unlike the giraffe, you rarely use it to pull lunch from high branches. You're an animal! The two cases show the same material removal rate, but achieved with a different combination of axial depth of cut and radial engagement--skinny versus a stubby cut. In the cut: for machining, "cutting corners" means paying more attention to power, torque, and speed than in straight cuts
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