Of male persons: Trim, neat, spruce, smart; in later use, having a self-satisfied, conceited, or consciously respectable air.

Displaying the characteristics of a fat animal; slow-witted, indolent, self-complacent.

Content with oneself and one's life; characterized by such contentment; self-satisfied.

Pleased with oneself, esp. in a smug or uncritical way; characterized by such an attitude; self-satisfied.

Satisfied with oneself or one's achievements, esp. excessively or offensively; smug, complacent. Also of a smile, mood, etc.: characterized by…

Content with oneself and one's life; self-satisfied; self-contented.

Uncritically satisfied with oneself or one's achievements; self-satisfied; complacent.

Characterized by self-gratulation; self-congratulatory.

spec. Feeling or showing pleasure or satisfaction, esp. in one's own condition or doings; self-satisfied.

In predicative use. Pleased or satisfied with (oneself). See also to be well to do with oneself at well-to-do, adj. n.phrases. Now rare.

Characterized by self-congratulation.

Expressing or characterized by comfort; easy and tranquil; undisturbed; also colloquial of persons, suggestive of complacency, placidly…

Resembling a pad; soft, plump, cushiony. Also in extended use: mild, gentle, good-natured.

Of, relating to, or characteristic of Dickens's Mr Podsnap; complacent, self-satisfied, blinkered.

Warmly intimate or friendly; sentimental; frequently in pejorative sense: complacent, smug, unadventurous, parochial; = comfortable, adj. 10b.