Synonyms
Examples for "chubby"
Examples for "chubby"
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Blaine opened it, and saw a short, well-dressed, chubby-faced, earnest-looking young man.
2
There was pride in the way his chubby feet patted the boards.
3
The two middle fingers of a chubby hand were in his mouth.
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She clasped her chubby hands under the inspiration of a new idea.
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Your hands and feet will be long and thin, not chubby yet.
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She was a buxom young Vietnamese model with a yen for attention.
2
In cold weather his preferences go toward the buxom, in summer, svelte.
3
With her came the cook, a fresh buxom young woman of thirty.
4
The buxom barmaid brought their drink, bending low in front of Owein.
5
A number of buxom dames, accompanied by slender girls, were filing in.
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Robert craned forward, peering round the embonpoint of the man next him.
2
The Russians had a great taste for her, owing to her embonpoint.
3
They attempted to found their assertion upon the embonpoint of the French Princesses.
4
His figure inclined to embonpoint; his short limbs accentuated this inclination.
5
Their hair is dark and flat, and they have no embonpoint.
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She's in her early thirties, zaftig in a faux fur winter coat over an orange hooded sweatshirt.
2
Sophie and Bella, my Bobbsey twins; zaftig Sophie gets half-baked ideas and petite Bella takes them out of the oven when done.
3
Esther wore a little black, clingy dress that hugged her zaftig curves and dipped daringly down to reveal a Renaissance-era quantity of push-up bra cleavage.
Portuguese
cair Spanish
caer en picado Set (something or oneself) down with or as if with a noise.
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Wights are payin' five times the goin' rate fer nice plump feeders.
2
First, lower corporate tax rates will plump up our companies' bottom lines.
3
Oats are not as plump as in Scotland; they fill too quickly.
4
I love how plump his cheeks look when he's sleeping, I said.
5
Father Mathew was a great man, plump and red in the face.
6
Up and down the key-board of the instrument her plump hands galloped.
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Starting on day nine, the muscle cells also started to plump up.
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Cooper was plump and pale, with long sideboards and an American accent.
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Morrie would groan loudly when the weekly letter arrived, plump with questions.
10
To say truth, so am I; and these fellows are delightfully plump.
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The St. Bernard led them plump against the wall of a cabin.
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She took his wrinkled old hand in hers so plump and dimpled.
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In the doorway stood a plump middle-aged woman, nodding her head rapidly.
14
Only she did it in her own lady-like way, and not plump.
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Perhaps that was because she was plump, but Vanessa didn't think so.
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Legs still plump enough to toddle, lips just beginning to form words.
