pudgy|pudgier|pudgiest in English

adjective

[pudg·y || 'pʌdʒɪ]

short and fat; plump, chubby; heavy-set, stocky

Use "pudgy|pudgier|pudgiest" in a sentence

1. I was a pudgy child.

2. He's short, pudgy, and bald.

3. Large Buccinator muscles can make your cheeks bigger and pudgier.

4. He pointed to the baker, the pudgy Nazorine.

5. I hate my stomach - it's a bit pudgy.

6. He put a pudgy arm around Harry's shoulder.

7. It's got her pudgy little fingers all over it.

8. Agro was a smiling pudgy little man always immaculately dressed and manicured

9. MR COEBEN , 50 ish , short pudgy, climbs carefully back through the window.

10. The wizard clapped a pudgy hand to his vast forehead. Sentencedict.com

11. Somebody had pulled his gold wedding ring off his pudgy hand.

12. Abbye Stockton, who would become famously known as “Pudgy”, was anything but

13. Each time he straightened his pudgy knees it was apparent that they were trembling.

14. Blowsy (Adjective) Having a reddish, coarse complexion, especially with a pudgy face.

15. 3 Somebody had pulled his gold wedding ring off his pudgy hand.

16. A couple of pudgy joggers were huffing and puffing along the path.

17. He was a massive black giant and I was a pudgy little redhead.

18. The Kelda waddled into the shadows and returned with her pudgy fists clenched.

19. 8 Those ladies were brassy and busty, with pudgy fingers and painted eyes.

20. Blowsy (comparative blowsier, superlative Blowsiest) Having a reddish, coarse complexion, especially with a pudgy face

21. Entering an office building, he saw a pudgy older woman step into a small room.

22. Blowsy ( comparative blowsier, superlative Blowsiest ) Having a reddish, coarse complexion, especially with a pudgy face

23. Miss Pao rushed into the arms of a balding, dark, pudgy man in big glasses.

24. Her pudgy face was very pale and her eyes looked as bad as Jinny's felt.

25. Loppy-eared Leo, a pudgy walker hound, found himself all alone when his owner moved away.