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1. (adj.) tubby
short and fat.
2. tubby
having a dull, thumping sound; lacking resonance.
Etymology: (1800–10)
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| Definition of 'tubby' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) dumpy, podgy, pudgy, tubby, roly-poly
short and plump
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| Definition of 'tubby' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (adj) tubby
resembling a tub; specifically sounding dull and without resonance, like a tub; wanting elasticity or freedom of sound; as, a tubby violin
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Sense: rather fat; plump
She was rather tubby as a child but she is very slim now.
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 Afrikaans: vet, mollig |
 Arabic: بَدين، سَمين |
 Bulgarian: дундест |
 Brazilian: gorducho / corpulento |
 Czech: buclatý |
 German: rundlich |
 Danish: buttet |
 Greek: παχουλός |
 Spanish: rechoncho, regordete |
 Estonian: priske |
 Farsi: خپل |
 Finnish: pulska |
 French: grassouillet |
 Hebrew: שׁמַנמַן |
 Hindi: गोल मटोल |
 Croatian: bucmast, punašan |
 Hungarian: köpcös |
 Indonesian: gemuk |
 Icelandic: kubbslegur |
 Italian: obeso |
 Japanese: ずんぐりした |
 Korean: 뚱뚱한 |
 Lithuanian: putnus, rubuilis |
 Latvian: apaļīgs; dūšīgs |
 Malay: gemuk pendek |
 Dutch: rond |
 Norwegian: lubben, småfet |
 Polish: pulchny |
 Persian: خپل |
 Pashto: نیغ |
 Portuguese: gorducho |
 Romanian: dolofan |
 Russian: упитанный |
 Slovak: bacuľatý |
 Slovenian: debelušen |
 Serbian: debeljuškast |
 Swedish: rund, knubbig |
 Thai: อ้วนและเตี้ย |
 Turkish: şişman, duba gibi |
 Taiwanese: 胖嘟嘟的，豐滿的 |
 Ukrainian: повний, огрядний, гладкий |
 Urdu: بھدا |
 Vietnamese: béo phệ |
 Chinese: 矮胖的 |
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