tubby|tubbier|tubbiest in English

adjective

[tub·by || 'tʌbɪ]

like a tub; short; fat, stout

Use "tubby|tubbier|tubbiest" in a sentence

1. The banker was a tubby, jolly-looking man.

2. Our chef was a genial, slightly tubby man.

3. He's getting a bit tubby -- too much of his wife's cooking I expect.

4. The tubby purple spathes emerge in the fall, unlike other Arums

5. Synonyms for Chubbier include fleshier, plumper, podgier, portlier, rotunder, rounder, tubbier, buxomer, dumpier and fatter

6. Ultimately the name is linked to words such as pottolo "chubby, tubby".

7. One day, Tubby and Fuzzy went deep into the forest to find food.

8. He was a tubby little man in his fifties, with sparse hair.

9. He was short and tubby and amiable with an odd little toothbrush moustache.

10. Synonyms for Chubbiest include fleshiest, plumpest, podgiest, portliest, rotundest, roundest, tubbiest, buxomest, dumpiest and fattest

11. Antonyms for Boniest include plumpest, chubbiest, fattest, grossest, portliest, rotundest, tubbiest, beefiest, heaviest and thickest

12. 1,616 Followers, 111 Following, 31 Posts - See Instagram photos and videos from Tubby (@Barfing.frog)

13. He was a small, tubby man wearing a bulky suit with a belted jacket.

14. There will presumably also be some spending money for Tubby Ben í tez in the January sales.

15. He had won three world titles by the time he faced a tubby, bespectacled Ulsterman in the 1985 final.

16. Morphe Rose Baes Brush Collection + Tubby is gonna be your BFF with their luxurious natural and synthetic bristles and ultra-glam rose gold finish

17. Corpulent adjective fat, large, overweight, plump, stout, bulky, burly, obese, fleshy, beefy (informal), tubby, portly, roly-poly, rotund, well-padded His rather Corpulent figure betrayed his self-indulgent lifestyle

18. Gaidar, a diminutive and tubby figure with a mordant and self-deprecating sense of humour, emerged as the dominant thinker and natural leader of his group.