pudgy
71pudding — (n.) c.1300, a kind of sausage: the stomach or one of the entrails of a pig, sheep, etc., stuffed with minced meat, suet, seasoning, boiled and kept till needed, perhaps from a West Germanic stem *pud to swell (Cf. O.E. puduc a wen, Westphalian… …
72puddy — ˈpədē adjective ( er/ est) Etymology: perhaps akin to Low German puddig swollen, pudgy more at pudding : pudgy …
73squdgy — jē adjective (sometimes er/ est) Etymology: blend of squat (III) and pudgy : squat, pudgy a squdgy, ill shaped body Carleton Beals …
74podg´i|ness — podg|y «POJ ee», adjective, podg|i|er, podg|i|est. short and fat; pudgy. SYNONYM(S): dumpy. ╂[variant of pudgy] –podg´i|ly …
75podg´i|ly — podg|y «POJ ee», adjective, podg|i|er, podg|i|est. short and fat; pudgy. SYNONYM(S): dumpy. ╂[variant of pudgy] –podg´i|ly …
76podg|y — «POJ ee», adjective, podg|i|er, podg|i|est. short and fat; pudgy. SYNONYM(S): dumpy. ╂[variant of pudgy] –podg´i|ly …
77pudg´i|ness — pudg|y «PUHJ ee», adjective, pudg|i|er, pudg|i|est. short and fat or thick: »a child s pudgy hand, a pudgy little man. SYNONYM(S): dumpy. Also, podgy. –pudg´i|ly …
78pudg´i|ly — pudg|y «PUHJ ee», adjective, pudg|i|er, pudg|i|est. short and fat or thick: »a child s pudgy hand, a pudgy little man. SYNONYM(S): dumpy. Also, podgy. –pudg´i|ly …
79pudg|y — «PUHJ ee», adjective, pudg|i|er, pudg|i|est. short and fat or thick: »a child s pudgy hand, a pudgy little man. SYNONYM(S): dumpy. Also, podgy. –pudg´i|ly …
80Podgy — Podg y, a. Fat and short; pudgy. [1913 Webster] …
