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111overweight — n 1. overbalance, excess baggage, excess, Commerce. overage. 2. obesity, fatness, excess weight, Euph. weight problem, overheaviness, overponderousness; heaviness, heftiness, weightiness, ponderousness, ponderosity; rotundity, portliness,… …
112plumpness — n portliness, stoutness, fatness, fleshiness, rotundity, Fr. embonpoint; chubbiness, tubbiness, pudginess, podginess, beefiness; paunchiness, dumpiness, squatness, pursiness, Inf. chunkiness; squattiness, stockiness, roly poliness, blowziness,… …
113rotund — /roʊˈtʌnd / (say roh tund) adjective 1. rounded; plump. 2. full toned or sonorous: rotund speeches. {Latin rotundus} –rotundity, rotundness, noun –rotundly, adverb …
114fatness — [n] overweight adiposity, breadth, bulkiness, corpulence, distension, flab*, flesh, fleshiness, girth, grossness, heaviness, heftiness, inflation, largeness, obesity, plumpness, portliness, protuberance, pudginess, rotundity, size, stoutness,… …
115faciality — by Tom Conley The concept of faciality, theorised in detail in A Thousand Plateaus and applied to cinema in the chapters of Cinema 1: The movement image devoted to the close up, stands at a crossroads of subjectivation and signifiance. The… …
116rotund — ► ADJECTIVE 1) large and plump. 2) round; spherical. DERIVATIVES rotundity noun rotundly adverb. ORIGIN Latin rotundus, from rotare rotate …
117rotundly — rotund ► ADJECTIVE 1) large and plump. 2) round; spherical. DERIVATIVES rotundity noun rotundly adverb. ORIGIN Latin rotundus, from rotare rotate …
118faciality — by Tom Conley The concept of faciality, theorised in detail in A Thousand Plateaus and applied to cinema in the chapters of Cinema 1: The movement image devoted to the close up, stands at a crossroads of subjectivation and signifiance. The… …
119rotund — [rō tund′] adj. [L rotundus, akin to rota, wheel: see ROLL] 1. round or rounded out; plump or stout 2. full toned; sonorous [a rotund voice] rotundity n. rotundness rotundly adv …
120rotund — adj. 1 a circular, round. b (of a person) large and plump, podgy. 2 (of speech, literary style, etc.) sonorous, grandiloquent. Derivatives: rotundity n. rotundly adv. Etymology: L rotundus f. rotare ROTATE(1) …
