(1) The Essex coast can be quite dumpy at times, but I do have a soft spot for it - especially when it's not quite in season.

(2) Carefully backing away from the newcomer, he waved a hairy-backed hand at his sour, dumpy friend.

(3) If the world was going to end, I was going to be at homeu251cu00f6u251cu00e7u252cu00ac not in a dumpy school.

(4) She wasn't quite lean, but she wasn't very dumpy either.

(5) Far from being short, thick and dumpy they walk tall as champions of freedom and responsibility.

(6) Unfortunately, too many hits to the head caused a good majority of the players that stayed straight to marry dumpy broads.

(7) What really cracks me up about this pic is the dumpy assistant or fan or whoever standing behind her in boat shoes/ fishnets/ denimskirt/ tee and suit jacket.

(8) Due to an address mix up, they are forced into new surroundings, which include a dumpy hut that's right next to a public beach.

(9) His loyal girlfriend Kathryn supports his dreams, willing even to live in a dumpy motel and work as a librarian's assistant to bring in some money.

(10) In one hilarious scene, this frazzled, menopausal, dumpy housewife eyes up a parking space in the supermarket car park.

(11) I fancied that she imagined her wedding to the squinty-eyed, dumpy man sitting beside her.

(12) This theme was followed through in the aftermath of that marriage of convenience, as those dumpy princesses found themselves, well, dumped.

(13) He really spoke to teenagers like me, living in dumpy factory towns longing for a better life than working at the local tool and dye and going to the Tiki Hut Lounge every Friday night.

(14) Clearly Aunt Charlotte was and is more than just a dumpy aunt; beneath all that hair and sensible clothing was all along a real a killer, who needed only to drop a few pounds and have bleach and wax job and a new wardrobe.

(15) She nodded with a u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu2510You're Welcomeu251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu00fb and ran on down the long corridor of dumpy apartments.

(16) Sitting in his dumpy room, smoking cigarettes, he tries to find a little consolation by talking to his dead brother.

(17) There were a few mechanics working outside at this really dumpy looking building.

(18) He became well known for his woodcuts, which caused a frisson by taking liberties with the dignities of his subjects, most notably Queen Victoria herself, whom he depicted as a dumpy widow with a stick, walking a Scotch terrier.

(19) A few seconds later a short, dumpy woman cautiously opened the door.

(20) A dumpy little bar in a strip mall, aptly named for the overlooked president, Teddy - Roosevelt's calls to anyone of bar age for a night of drunkenness and gossip.