1. stubbed - Adjective
2. stubbed - Verb
Derived from stub
of Stub
Reduced to a stub; short and thick, like something truncated; blunt; obtuse.
Not nice or delicate; hardy; rugged.
Source: Webster's dictionaryAgain, have a first aid kit in case of scrapes or stubbed toes! Source: Internet
But it has stubbed its toe again and again when it comes to releasing reliable, well-designed Internet services. Source: Internet
He says he then 'broke my sobriety' with several glass of vodka, before Heard threw a bottle at him, severing the top of his finger, and stubbed a cigarette out on his cheek. Source: Internet
One stubbed toe and dimensional barriers could be demolished. Source: Internet
Delta stubbed its toe in a semifinal round game against No. 1 seed Moffat County, 45-29, on Friday and then lost in the third place game on Saturday to Cedaredge (for the fourth time this season; see related Cedaredge girls story, B5), 45-36. Source: Internet
Friends and members of the Lanier Canoe & Kayak Club and Lake Lanier Rowing Club put in the race course prior to the regattas and do everything from running water taxis for officials and bandaging stubbed toes on race days. Source: Internet