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Definition of pudge in English: pudgenoun pʌdʒpədʒ mass nounNorth American informal Fat on a person's body. hillocks of muscle have become hummocks of pudge Example sentencesExamples - More pudge around the waist and face than any nearby whale.
- I'm not sure what's brought this about; I guess just incontrovertible evidence that someone find me attractive, regardless of the extra pudge on my stomach or the extra inches on my hips or thighs.
- At this point, no matter how strict you are with your calories, no matter how much you work out, the pudge won't budge.
- If I don't work out, I turn into a puddle of unsightly pudge.
- Take an opportunity to lose some of that winter hibernation-induced pudge around your middle and come out to a series of nutritional seminars being held at the PAC this weekend.
Origin Early 19th century (denoting a fat person): of unknown origin; compare with podge. Rhymes adjudge, begrudge, bludge, budge, drudge, fudge, grudge, judge, misjudge, nudge, sludge, smudge, trudge Definition of pudge in US English: pudgenounpədʒpəj North American informal Fat on a person's body. subtle makeup that sharpened the pudge out of her cheekbones Example sentencesExamples - Take an opportunity to lose some of that winter hibernation-induced pudge around your middle and come out to a series of nutritional seminars being held at the PAC this weekend.
- More pudge around the waist and face than any nearby whale.
- If I don't work out, I turn into a puddle of unsightly pudge.
- I'm not sure what's brought this about; I guess just incontrovertible evidence that someone find me attractive, regardless of the extra pudge on my stomach or the extra inches on my hips or thighs.
- At this point, no matter how strict you are with your calories, no matter how much you work out, the pudge won't budge.
Origin Early 19th century (denoting a fat person): of unknown origin; compare with podge. |