largish

He had light hair, with largish whiskers, and he shaved his chin in harbour.

Yes in one way and another, there must be a largish sum sunk in "stock."

It made a largish bundle, but we did not intend to travel much.

On the twentieth day, however, we came to the banks of a largish river, the Gonooroo it was called.

Thirty to forty pounds, or as much as fifty pounds, a week may easily go in hotel bills if there is a largish party.

Suddenly the hunter was pulled up in his reflections, as also in his stride, by a largish footprint in the snow.

He found himself in a largish room, brilliantly lit by the electric light, and triangular in shape.

He looked at Lenny Poe, a small, dark-haired man with a largish nose.

The former is a largish hand with some slight traces of Insular habits.

They went in and found a suite of three largish rooms opening one out of the other.