Meanings of rather corpulent in English

The Dutch, from having great quantities of animal food, are rather corpulent.

The Camanchees are low in stature, and usually are rather corpulent.

With a quick smile I looked toward our rather corpulent guest across the table.

He was tall and rather corpulent, but appeared to advantage.

He was a tall, rather corpulent man, with a ruddy complexion, and white whiskers.

He is tall, rather corpulent, and has more of the negro feature than common, but has large eyes.

This was Dick Blatchford, a round-faced, rather corpulent, rather silent though jovial-looking individual, with a calculating and humorous eye.

He was very tall and rather corpulent; he was lame and walked with a labored gait, leaning on a staff.

If the dead could speak they would point their skeletal fingers at the rather corpulent figure who sent them to their doom.

Five minutes later he was bobbing alongside the schooner, a rope ladder had been lowered, and Boris Karpov's rather corpulent body was climbing down.

His Imperial Majesty was yet in his youth; rather corpulent, if anything, with a care-free, pleasant face, and a polite, indifferent, and easy address.