Of animals or human beings, their limbs, etc.: In well-fed condition, plump; well supplied with fat (see B.).

Vigorous, flourishing; after Old English only in physical sense (or figurative of this), luxuriant in growth, plump, full-fleshed.

Having a rounded outline; large, swelling, swollen, bulbous; esp. well filled with flesh, plump, fleshy.

Too fat, excessively fat. Also as n. (with the and plural agreement): excessively fat people as a class.

Of relatively large girth or circumference, or breadth or width, in comparison with length or height… Of a person or animal: having a large waist…

? Rotund, of full habit, corpulent. Obsolete.

Of a person or animal: having a full and rounded body shape, resembling a ball; disproportionately broad and wide, esp. plump, somewhat fat…

Fat, fleshy.

Somewhat fat; fairly supplied with fat.

Well furnished with flesh; fat, plump.

Well furnished with flesh; fat, plump; = fleshy, adj. 1. Obsolete.

Originally and chiefly Medicine. Suffering from or affected by plethora (sense 1); plethoric; full of blood; (also) fleshy, stout. Obsolete.

Of a person. Greater than average in size of body and limbs; well-built. In later use sometimes euphemistic: overweight, fat.

= corsy, adj., corpulent.

Large or bulky of body; fleshy, fat.

Corpulent, big-bodied, stout.

Chiefly of a person or (a part of) the body: full and plump; fleshy, corpulent; oversized, overfed; (in later use) full-figured; voluptuous. Also…

Bulky; stout, plump, corpulent.

Having a large, bulky body or build; corpulent, fat. Obsolete.

Of a person, animal, part of the body, etc.: unhealthily fat, flabby; bloated; puffy; (of flesh, fat, etc.) soft or spongy in consistency. Now archaic…

= corsy, adj., corpulent.

Fat, flabby, bloated. Cf. foggy, adj. 6a.

Having a full rounded shape. Of a person, animal, or part of the body: filled out, somewhat fat, chubby.

Of animals, their limbs: Full of fat, plump, well-fed. Of a leaf: Full of sap; juicy. Obsolete.

Full of flesh, fat, plump.

Esp. of grain and crops: fat, plump; well-grown.

= plump, adj.1 2. Obsolete.

Fat, corpulent. Also figurative.

Having a substantial amount of flesh; plump, fleshy, well-covered. Also: having the right amount of flesh. Also figurative.

Of persons or animals. With mixture of other senses: Overfed, bloated with excess, unwholesomely or repulsively fat or corpulent. Hence said also of…

Fat; bloated. Cf. foggy, adj. 6a.

fattened.

Coarsely fat; corpulent.

Corpulent, portly; occupying large space, bulky; figurative great, powerful, influential.

fed up to fatness: of a man, full-fleshed; also transferred.

Probably: corpulent.

Swollen or puffed out with fat; chubby.

Characterized by plumpness; plump.

Bloat: Puffed, swollen, inflated, esp. with self-indulgence. Hence bloat-faced adj. (In modern writers an echo of Shakespeare's word since that has…

Very fat or fleshy; extremely overweight; (Medicine) having a body mass index of 30 or above. Also in extended use.

Healthy and well developed; of large make and fine appearance; well-conditioned; plump. Rarely of a plant. dialect and colloquial.

Of the body, face, etc.: Swollen, puffed up, turgid; esp. as describing the effect of gluttony and self-indulgence.

= chubby, adj. 1 2: ‘Big-headed like a chub’ (Johnson).

Scottish, English regional, and Irish English (northern). Having a puffed-up appearance; puffy; fat, swollen, fleshy. Also (English regional (south-we…

Parasynthetic and similative in sense 2a, as puffy-bodied, puffy-cheeked, puffy-eyed, puffy-faced, puffy-looking, etc., adjs.

Fat, pot-bellied; (also) short-winded. Cf. pursy, adj.1 2. See also pussy-gut, n., pussy-gutted, adj.

Fat; plump. Obsolete exc. dialect.

slang. Plump, full-figured: usually said of women.

Round-faced; plump and well-rounded.

Of a person: plump, rounded; buxom. Also as n.

Provided with plenty of padding; amply padded. Now frequently: (of a person or part of the body) plump, fat, rounded.

Abounding in beef; resembling beef; fleshy; obese; stolid or brawny.

Somewhat plump or large.

Plump, chubby.

Of a person, a part of the body, etc.: rounded; plump, podgy.

Portly. Obsolete. rare.

Of persons: Massively built. Hence, corpulent, stout, fat.

Of a person or part of the body: plump; having a rounded figure. Also figurative. Now rare.

Provided with ample padding; (colloquial) (of a person or part of the body) plump, rounded. Also figurative: comfortable. Cf. well-padded, adj.

Characterized by plenitude, amplitude, or fullness. Also as n.

Of persons: Thick in the body, not lean or slender; usually in unfavourable sense, inclined to corpulence; often euphemistically = corpulent, fat.

Plump, well-nourished-looking.

A podgy, plump, or stout person, esp. a child.

gen. Fat, obese; overweight. Also in extended use.

Plump, podgy; roly-poly. Obsolete.

Of a person, animal, part of the body, etc.: unhealthily fat, flabby; bloated; puffy; (of flesh, fat, etc.) soft or spongy in consistency. Now archaic…

spec. (chiefly colloquial and regional). Corpulent, swollen; obese, ‘podgy’.

colloquial. Of or resembling pork; piglike; fleshy, obese.

bloated.

Tub-shaped, tub-like; of rounded outline, and stout or broad in proportion to the length; of a person, corpulent.

Somewhat stout, in senses of the adjective.

Somewhat tubby; resembling a tub.

Esp. of a person: grown extremely fat, overweight.

stout, fat.

resembling a pincushion.

figurative. Of a person's figure or breast: plump, full, ample.

Properly, fully, abundantly, or finely covered (in various senses). Also colloquial: covered with a substantial amount of flesh; plump, fat; cf…

colloquial and euphemistic. Covered with a substantial amount of flesh; plump, fat, rounded.

colloquial and usually derogatory. That is a butterball (sense A. 2b); fat.

(a) Mineralogy., of or pertaining to an endomorph; (b) Anthropometry characterized by endomorphy.

attributive or adj. Round like a cowslip-ball; plump and comely.

Fleshy, fat. Obsolete. rare.

Of a person or animal: weighing more than is normal or desirable for his or her height and build. Also figurative.

Having a large stomach; fat, obese.

figurative and transferred. Esp. of persons (euphemistically): (well-)dressed; plump, stocky. See also well-upholstered, adj.