fatter
ˈfætər
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Definition of fatter - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
medicalhaving more body fat
  • The cat is fatter than it was last year.
chubbier plumper
2.
measurementsthicker or wider in size
  • This book is fatter than the one I read before.
broader bulkier thicker
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Origin of fatter

Old English, fætt (fat)

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gaining weight
become fat or fatter
body change
process of gaining weight or becoming fatter
body
gain weight or become fatter

Examples of fatter in a sentence

  • The dog looks fatter than before.
  • The fatter cat couldn't fit through the small door.
  • Her fatter paycheck made her smile.

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  1. French:plus gros, plus épais, ...
  2. German:dicker, breiter, ...
  3. Italian:più grasso, più grosso, ...
  4. Spanish:más obeso, más ancho, ...
  5. Portuguese:mais gordo, mais largo, ...
  6. Chinese:更胖, 更厚, ...
  7. Japanese:太った, 厚い, ...
  8. Arabic:أَسْمَن, أسمك, ...
  9. Hebrew:שָמֵן, עָבֶה, ...
  10. Russian:толще, шире, ...
  11. Ukrainian:товстіший, ширший, ...
  12. Hindi:अधिक मोटा, मोटा, ...
fat
fæt
fattedfattest

Definition of fat - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
body sizehaving a lot of excess flesh
  • He was unusually fat for his age..
obese overweight plump
2.
foodcontaining a lot of animal or plant oils
  • This steak is too fat for my taste.
greasy lardy oily
3.
quantity or sizelarge in amount or size
  • They received a fat bonus this year..
ample bulky plump
4.
landDatedfertile or productiveDated
  • The farmer owns a fat piece of land.
fertile productive

Noun

1.
cookingsolid or liquid substance used in cooking
  • Butter is a common cooking fat.
grease oil
2.
biologykind of body tissue storing energy
  • Fat helps insulate the body's vital organs.
adipose tissue blubber

Verb

1.
weight gainintr.become plump or fleshyintr.
  • The pigs fat quickly on this feed.
2.
body shapetr.make someone or something plump or fleshytr.
  • Rich cream sauces can fat a child quickly.
3.
sportsintr.TECH.USstrike the ground before the ball in a poor golf shotintr.TECH.US
  • He accidentally fatted the ball into the rough.
chunk duff
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    solid or liquid substance used in cooking

Expressions with fat

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rich person contributing to political campaigns
The fat cat donated millions to the senator's campaign.
very low likelihood of something happening
He thinks he'll win the lottery? Fat chance!
swollen lip from being hit or hurt
He got a fat lip during the game.
very small amount or nothing at all
He did a fat lot to help us.
content and satisfied, often complacent or privileged
After the promotion, he felt fat and happy.
become gradually fat over time
After college, he started to run to fat.

Origin of fat

Old English, fǣtt (plump)

Examples of fat in a sentence

  • She felt fat after the holiday feast.
  • The fat sauce left a greasy residue on the plate.
  • I prefer lean meat over fat cuts.
  • He made a fat profit from the investment.
  • The book was so fat it took weeks to read.
  • They cultivated crops on the fat soil near the river.

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  1. French:gros, matière grasse, ...
  2. German:dick, Fett, ...
  3. Italian:cicciotto, sostanza grassa, ...
  4. Spanish:obeso, grasa, ...
  5. Portuguese:obeso, gordura, ...
  6. Chinese:胖, 油脂, ...
  7. Japanese:太っている, 脂肪, ...
  8. Arabic:سَمِين, دُهْن, ...
  9. Hebrew:שָׁמֵן, שֶׁמֶן, ...
  10. Russian:толстый, жир, ...
  11. Ukrainian:товстий, жир, ...
  12. Hindi:मोटा, वसा, ...

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