stouter

His opponent, Tony Movshon, older, stouter, and, it must be said, considerably less indefatigable, was out-flashed.

She seemed to have grown a trifle stouter, while her hair appeared there in the light more beautiful.

But it was dangerous, as they were individually stouter men than we were, good hands at their weapons, and as watchful as cats.

He had been drinking whey and the waters for a fortnight and found he was getting somewhat stouter and at the same time lazy.

This young man was older, stouter—and many shades darker in complexion than my friend.

Some of them even are vegetarians—which is rare among fish—and their gills are smaller and stouter.