A fat or greedy person.
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| 释义 | the world > life > the body > bodily shape or physique > broad shape or physique > [noun] > fat or plump shape or physique > person having (45) porknellc1540 A fat or greedy person. porkling1541 A fat, greedy, or coarse person. Obsolete. porridge belly1580 a large, fat abdomen. tallow catch1598 A phrase applied in Shakespeare (so in quartos and folios) to Falstaff, as a very fat man. woolsack1598 Applied jocularly to a corpulent person. candle-mine1600 a mine of fat or candle material. trillibub1600 Applied to a person or animal. (See also Eng. Dial. Dict. at trolly-bags.) bauson1607 applied contemptuously to persons, fat (like the badger before winter), or pertinacious. panguts1617 A fat-bellied lumbering person. firkin1630 humorously applied to a person. porker1665 A fat or greedy person or animal; (also, occasionally) a stupid person. Cf. pig, n.1 8a. poke pudding1706 Scottish. A corpulent or gluttonous person; (derogatory) an English person. pudsy1710 A plump or chubby person. Chiefly as a term of endearment or affectionate form of address, often to a baby. Now rare. jolluxa1797 (See quot. 1797.) fatty1797 A fat person: esp. as a nickname. fattener1817 One that grows fat. rotundity1824 A plump or rounded part of the body; a plump, fleshy person or animal. tun-butt1829 (in quot. applied figuratively to a very corpulent person). stout party1855 stout party, a fat person (humorously). Esp. in catchphrase collapse of stout party (see quot. 1975). pig1858 derogatory. A greedy, lazy, or fat person or animal. fatlinga1861 A calf, lamb, or other young animal fatted for slaughter. Also transferred, of a person. slob1861 Originally Irish English. A person with a large or heavy build; esp. a fat person. bladder of lard1864 a bald-headed or fat person. butterball1877 colloquial and usually derogatory. A fat person or animal. lard-bladder1891 a fat person. jelly-belly1896 a fat person. tub1897 colloquial. Applied to a corpulent person. barrel1909 slang. (A nickname for) a corpulent person. flop1909 A ‘flabby’ or ‘soft’ person. slang. pussy-gut1909 U.S. regional (chiefly derogatory). A fat person (esp. a man); (also) a fat stomach, a pot belly. Also in plural form with singular agreement. gutbucket1919 colloquial (chiefly British and derogatory). A fat or greedy person; someone who eats or drinks too much. Billy Bunter1939 Used allusively to indicate fatness, gluttony, clumsiness, etc. endomorph1940 Anthropometry. A person with a soft round body-build in which the physical structures developed from the endodermal layer of the embryo… Fatso1944 Used humorously or derisively as a nickname for a fat person. slug1959 A contemptible person; a fat person. Subcategories:— woman (9) — child (1) |
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