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

Round, rounded; ? swelling.

That swells or bulges with fullness. Also with out. Obsolete.

Bulging, convex.

Protuberant, bulging.

Bulging, protuberant; full of protuberances or swellings; humped.

Made, shaped, or raised into a lump.

Having or forming a protuberance; covered with swellings; humped; bulging, protuberant. bunched line, use by Guillim for: A waved line. Obsolete.

Forced into a protuberance; swollen.

Of a joint: swollen, protuberant. Also: having such a joint or joints. knule-kneed: having enlarged or protuberant knee-joints, knock-kneed.

Swelling, protuberant.

Made to swell out or project, rounded out.

Swelling in, or like, a boss; projecting in rounded form.

Having the form of something distended; protuberant, bulging; rising evenly and smoothly above the general surface, as a hill or piece of ground.

Having or provided with a pouch or a poke; spec. (of a sheep) having a bag-like swelling under the jaw; (also) put or stored in a bag.

Bulging, convex, swollen, tumid; figurative of style.

Swelling or standing out, protuberant.

Protruding or bulging out above the surrounding surface; prominent.

Forming protuberances or tubercles; swollen, bulged out.

That protuberates; swelling, bulging out.

Protuberant; spec. forming a tubercle (tubercle, n. 1a).

Swelling, plump; filled out, rounded, short and thick. (But bunting lamb may be from bunt, v.2)

transferred. Made large and full, rounded; bulging; blown or puffed out.

transferred and figurative. Swollen or bulging, so as to be out of shape or disproportioned; distorted with swellings or protuberances; tumid.

Resembling a bottle, esp. in being narrow at one end and rounded at the other; bulbous; protuberant; swollen. In later use chiefly with reference to…

Like a bud.

Hunched.

humped.

Characterized by jetting or jutting; (also) swelling.

resembling or shaped like a bottle.

? Puffed out, protuberant.

protuberant.

Having a bosom, shaped like the bosom; swollen with wind (as a sail).

Swelling, inflating; becoming puffed-up. Also with up. Now rare.

= protuberant, adj.

Swelling out, protruding, protuberant.

Swelling out, projecting.

Increased in bulk, as by internal pressure; distended, filled out; esp. morbidly enlarged, affected with tumour; also, of a distended form…

Swelling, bulging out.

In senses of swell, v., literal and figurative; esp. in sense ‘morbidly enlarged, affected with tumour’.

Having a hump (or humps); humpbacked, hunchbacked; having the back or shoulders rounded (in a huddled or cramped posture). Also humped-up.

Also figurative.

Having the form or character of an ampulla; bottle-shaped, inflated, swelling.

Of the form or nature of a hummock or boss-like eminence.

That bulges or swells out; bending outward, projecting, protuberant, swelling; baggy.

Swollen, clumsily or unduly protuberant.

Flask-shaped, bulging, dilated.

Somewhat full (in various senses).

Having pouches; resembling a pouch; baggy. Also formerly of ground: †boggy, waterlogged (obsolete).

(of clothing, fabric, etc.) bulging; rumpled, puckered.