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shortish

[ UK /ʃˈɔːtɪʃ/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. somewhat short

How To Use shortish In A Sentence

  • In the end, I scrapped most of them and ended up combining several into one shortish story. Writing a Series « Write Anything
  • You're getting close to a good mix of two broad streams: shortish, formless, off-the-cuff opinion pieces; and formal, well-argued pieces, both long and short.
  • The Internet is going to do a lot more to change performance-based poetry, include the necessarily performance - or video-based poets of American Sign Language, than to change the kind of poems I write and (mostly) read, shortish works in alphanumeric script in Western languages, created for silent reading on the page. No telling : Stephen Burt : Harriet the Blog : The Poetry Foundation
  • Suspects described as shortish, female and between 12-16 years of age. CNN Transcript Jan 8, 2010
  • One of the men, a darkish, shortish, possibly foreign man, has an eggshell-blue nylon shirt on. THE CHEEK PERFORATION DANCE
  • Her down-to-earth successor is 58, shortish, very proper and handsome in that don't care-a-fig British way.
  • Playing With Time is tremendous fun: a collection of shortish Quicktime movies of time-lapse and high-speed photography.
  • Once settled in an armchair, he took out a shortish but fairly carbonized pipe and began smoking.
  • It is shortish, but looks quite lovely tucked into the collar of my light green coat. Creative Every Day, Part 9 « Looking for Roots
  • However I have completed the treatment for the VIking Heist Movie (it's a shortish document including a brief description of theme, characters, setting and a synopsis).
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