Adjective:

Tubby,

tubby's Usage Examples:

In achondroplasia, the long bones fail to develop normally, making the arms and legs disproportionately short and stubby (and sometimes curved).

Gents have you gained a tubby tummy and lost sight of your twinkle toes?I've seen pictures of really quite tubby men merrily lifting themselves up on these things, that's like doing a half pull-up!tubby bitch.

Theres the pink slide with flashing lights, tubby toast mak.

At the same time, you may find that mobile phones with "stubby" antennas get better receptions that phones with internal antennas.

Penmanship, if taught at all, is best taught using fat crayons or short and stubby pencils, as it forces their little fingers to hold the pencil correctly rather than grabbing it with their whole fist.

Many bassists prefer a stubby pick with a molded indentation for an easy grip and solid resonance.

Hamsters are peculiar little rodents with large cheek pouches and short stubby tails.

She teased me saying that tubby bald men were cute !tubby toast mak.

Puckering up his face though smiling, and showing his short strong teeth, he began with stubby fingers of both hands to ruffle up his thick tangled black hair.

Press the button to fill the bowls with tubby custard or pop up the tubby custard or pop up the tubby toast.

In addition, small muscles tire more easily than large ones, and the short, stubby fingers of preschoolers make delicate or complicated tasks more difficult.

To further enhance yield, at the same time Borlaug bred wheat strains with short, stubby stalks, which were able to better handle more weight of grain.

Synonyms:

pudgy, podgy, fat, roly-poly, dumpy,

Antonyms:

mesomorphic, angular, thin person, tall, thin,