stoutening

He was a stoutening, ruddy Jew of about thirty-five, with an expressive face under smooth sandy hair — and, no doubt, in most business gatherings his personality would have been considered ingratiating.

The Beautiful and Damned 2003

Really, I can't waste my time fattening refined gold and stoutening the lily.

Once a Week 1919

He was a stoutening, ruddy Jew of about thirty-five, with an expressive face under smooth sandy hair -- and, no doubt, in most business gatherings his personality would have been considered ingratiating.

The Beautiful and Damned 1918

Ysabeau leaned back in her great chair -- a handsome woman, stoutening now from gluttony and from too much wine -- and regarded her prisoner with lazy amiability, and devoted the silence to consideration of how scantily the man had changed.

Chivalry James Branch Cabell 1918

"Death!" croaked Adam Orleton, who sat to the right hand, and, "Young de Spencer's death!" amended the Earl of March, with wild laughter; but Ysabeau leaned back in her great chair -- a handsome woman, stoutening now from gluttony and from too much wine, -- and regarded her prisoner with lazy amiability.

Chivalry James Branch Cabell 1918

He’d see Elizabeth, study her slowly till he found her old nickname and a smile broke loose, “Jimmy, Lord God, didn’t know you at first—you stoutening up so good I didn’t know you!”

CLEAR PICTURES REYNOLDS PRICE 1988

He’d see Elizabeth, study her slowly till he found her old nickname and a smile broke loose, “Jimmy, Lord God, didn’t know you at first—you stoutening up so good I didn’t know you!”

CLEAR PICTURES REYNOLDS PRICE 1988