stocky

adjective
UK /ˈstɒki/
US /ˈstɑːki/

Short and strong, with a wide, solid body.

The stocky little pony easily pulled the heavy cart.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Having a short, thick, and strong build, often used for people or animals.

The stocky wrestler stood firmly in the ring.

3. Short and thick in shape, as of a plant or object.

The stocky cactus had a thick, round stem.

4. Solid and heavily built, suggesting strength rather than height.

A stocky wooden table filled the small kitchen.

5. Brief and forceful in style, as of a piece of writing.

His stocky sentences made the story feel direct and strong.