cobby

adjective9

1. •
   Stocky.

   • In a variety that is desirous of an overall cobby outline, the neck should be short and full without a tendency to hollow between back skull and shoulder. — 1978
2. •
   Compact with short bushy leaves.

   • […] and there are more of them, so presenting a leafier and more cobby bush. — 1950
3. •
   Forming hard clumps.

   • SOIL fractured sandstone bedrock 20 stony fine sandy loam, very cobby fine sandy loam 13-20 very cobby loamy fine sand 0-13 (inches) — 1979
4. •
   Uneven or lumpy.

   • I sat on the bed — jumped up — and found a less cobby place. — 1957
5. •
   Poorly made; rough and unfinished.

   • Once a group of design engineers finishes with a prototype, it is often very cobby. it needs to be refined and detailed. — 1975
6. •
   Starchy and tough like a corncob rather than sweet and juicy like the kernels of corn.

   • The aroma and flavor resembled that of cornmeal and tasted starchy and "cobby." — 1945
7. •
   Obstinate; headstrong.

   • Nothing really serious but the Owens boys was cobby and so was Niles . Didn't take much for them to tangle horns — 1993
8. •
   Stout; hearty; lively.

   • So I may middle life enjoy, And jaunt about, my lovely toy; We'll spend our time so cobby, Now thus, be in our hobby, And so enjoy the fashion — 1847
9. •
   Arrogant.