a bit much, breadwinner, cramped, earth, fundamentalist, hobo, jobber, mummification, pedantic, resolved, soft
Definitionadv. extremely
Last update: June 1, 2016
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It was a very pathetic sight when Rajan's stiff was lying in the coffin for the funeral. [Please select]
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The wire is too stiff to be bent. [adjective]
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The examination paper was too stiff to be solved by the students. [adjective]
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The manager of the five star hotels is very stiff. [adjective]
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The diamond necklace is too stiff to be bought by a common man. [adjective]
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Personally, I 'm bored stiff with In the Mood. [adjective]
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It is enveloped by a thick and stiff cuticle, that bears the numerous and long cilia. [adjective]
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And if you care for your stiff old bones, get out of the way by that time. [adjective]
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Florentine Marie, with her carnation cheeks and opulent shoulders--the Roman-nosed Béarnais, with his pointed beard and stiff ruff. [adjective]
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With an ill-conditioned mind, and body stiff and lacking nourishment, he crossed the grass in a few long strides, and was admitted without a word. [adjective]
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Pursuing his search, with grateful eyes pursuing him, he soon discovered where the boat had grounded, by the impress of her keel and forefoot on the stiff retentive mud. [adjective]
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Quite stiff with rust. [adjective]
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Caryl Carne waited in the shelter of a tree, scarcely deserving to be called a tree, except for its stiff tenacity. [adjective]
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