thick-skinned

They've all three got courage, they're all reckless and obstinate, and—forgive me—thick-skinned.

Au, you thick-skinned beast,” he cried; “if I were only down there with a stick!

Was she really so callous, so thick-skinned that she was immune from insult?

I always was a thick-skinned fellow, and it turns out lucky now.

It is exhausting to belabour a thick-skinned and obstinate animal with a stick.

He was as thick-skinned as a walrus and the cut direct did not in the least trouble him.

She wondered if he was so thick-skinned that he did not feel anything at all.

She was too thick-skinned to be pricked by Louise's repudiation.

Depend upon it, this country was intended for thick-skinned blacks.

But the Indians were thick-skinned, and treated such terms with contempt.