Meanings of thick-bodied in English

There was nothing thick about the thick-bodied detective's perception, thought Gurney.

A thick-bodied man wearing a sword stomped out of the trees.

On the walls were paintings of Roman soldiers in uniforms hugging thick-bodied women.

A large, thick-bodied vase, modeled to represent a hunchbacked human figure.

It is a small fly about one-sixth of an inch long, thick-bodied, and black.

He loomed over her, a big man, thick-bodied but muscular.

He was a pleasant-looking man, thick-bodied and balding, wrapped in his white butcher's apron.

No love for the natural hair-having, thick-bodied, athletic and academic-achieving, White-privilege-knapsack-unpacking, White-people-telling Black girl.

The Arabs assert that the dark-coloured, thick-bodied species is more to be dreaded than the other.

He stepped to the side of the shop and caught up a plumber's thick-bodied tallow candle.

It was an insect, about the length of her middle finger, thick-bodied with long rear legs.

Pig's eyes, thick-bodied with a boar's strength, so he seemed every bit the paid thug he was.

Japanese rice is a thick-bodied, soft-grained variety.

He was a thick-bodied Cealdish man with a fierce black beard that hid most of his face.

Near the base of Wai Lulu, I saw a thick-bodied snake slither off a log and into the water.

The Indian Queen was a thick-bodied pear with specks under the skin, a deep-sunk nose and a long stem.