mud-fat
/ˈmʌdfat/Irish English and Australian
adjective
Of an animal: well fatted, in prime condition. Also more generally: very fat.
Origin
Late 19th century; earliest use found in William Patterson (1835–1918). From mud + fat.
- psychobabbler
- psychobabbling
- psychobilly
- psychobiographer
- psychobiography
- psychobiologic
- psychobiological
- psychobiologist
- psychobiology
- psychobiotic
- psychocentric
- psychochemical
- psychochemistry
- psychocoma
- psychocultural
- psycho-curative
- psychodelicatessen
- psychodiagnosis
- psychodiagnostic
- psychodiagnostics
- psychodrama
- psychodramatics
- psychodramatist
- psychodynamic
- psychodynamically