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stodgy

[stoj-ee] / ˈstɒdʒ i /


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The equal-weight index is off to one of its best starts to a year in decades as stodgy stocks get rediscovered.

From The Wall Street Journal

"Sometimes it comes naturally, it flows and everything clicks. You look really dangerous and there's a spark. Sometimes it's a little bit stodgy."

From BBC

In recent days, software stocks and other risky assets have been mowed down by artificial intelligence, but stodgier stocks are springing up to replace them among the market’s leaders.

From The Wall Street Journal

And at the heart of it all is a stodgy playing style which has not won enough matches, or favour with Spurs fans.

From BBC

Biscuit dough felt too stodgy; puff pastry and its flakier cousins had the right spirit, but they collapsed under pressure.

From Salon