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stiff

[stif] / stɪf /






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Michael LeTourneau, who runs Porterhouse Construction in Denver, said his Brunt pants are more stretchy than the stiff canvas pants he used to wear.

From The Wall Street Journal

Still, there is a stiff, almost corporate feel to the place that even the wildest show can’t escape.

From Los Angeles Times

What do you get the woman who has everything — if “everything” constitutes a collection of ghastly hats, a Grinchian disdain for Christmas and a giant golden cage from which she manages the occasional stiff smile?

From Salon

The sewing took effort—the cloth was tough, stiff with age; and several times he jabbed the needle up into the space under his fingernail—but he found it unexpectedly satisfying.

From Literature

Key details: So-called core wholesale prices also rose a stiff 0.4% in December.

From MarketWatch