| The Achinese differ much in their persons from the other Sumatrans, being in general taller, stouter, and of darker complexions. |
| Even the car type is not a brake because most city cars get a little stouter each year. |
| Distinguished from the Arctic char and brook trout by the head, which is stouter, more 'dog-like' in shape. |
| Our Union has become much stouter and is weighed down with responsibilities and duties towards its partners and the rest of the world. |
| The introduction of heavy guns for naval warfare and the need to transport larger cargoes faster led to stouter hulls and more masts for more sails. |
| His opponent, Tony Movshon, older, stouter, and, it must be said, considerably less indefatigable, was out-flashed. |
