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Examples
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Its anatomical correctness would have offended the wife and it's a cinch one of the kids would have found that thing—Dwarfish nature being what it is 'n all.
Masdy's Silver dj barber 2011
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Thran heard murmurings, gruff, not Dwarfish to his ear.
Masdy's Silver dj barber 2011
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Come the last of April our lease will have run out on this Dwarfish Rental.
outfoxed Diary Entry outfoxed 2006
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You, as an adventurer loyal to the Dwarfish throne, must rid the Loch of the beasts.
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Dwarfish Lorenzino de Medici was the most solicitous among them.
The Certain Hour James Branch Cabell 1918
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Dwarfish log cabins impudently nestled up to pretentious three-story hotels.
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Dwarfish Lorenzino de Medici was the most solicitous among them.
The Certain Hour 1909
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Dwarfish in stature and dark in complexion, David Reubeni was wasted by continual fasting, but his manner, though harsh and forbidding, was intrepid and awe-inspiring.
Chapters on Jewish Literature Israel Abrahams 1891
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Dwarfish-looking and crippled as he was, he came to the rational conclusion, "It is not good for man to be alone," in a section, too, where marrying was so popular and fashionable.
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Dwarfish in stature, and deformed in person, Jem was built for strength; and what with his width of shoulder and shortness of neck, his figure looked as square and as solid as a cube.
Rookwood William Harrison Ainsworth 1843
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