Fat ( adjective , noun )

(As an adjective)

Fat ( adjective )

1. Having an abundant amount of flesh.
2. Having an excessive amount of body fat.
3. Having a rounded or plump appearance.
4. Having a soft, smooth texture.
5. Having a large size or amount.

Origin:

Middle english, from old english fætt; akin to old high german faz fatty, latin pingere to paint, greek pégnynai to fasten.

Examples:

1. The cat is fat.
2. She is overweight.
3. The baby has a chubby face.
4. The steak was fatty.
5. The book was thick and fat.

(As a noun)

Fat ( noun )

1. Having an abundant amount of flesh.
2. Having an excessive amount of body fat.
3. Having a rounded or plump appearance.
4. Having a soft, smooth texture.
5. Having a large size or amount.

Origin:

Middle english, from old english fætt; akin to old high german faz fatty, latin pingere to paint, greek pégnynai to fasten.

Examples:

1. The cat is fat.
2. She is overweight.
3. The baby has a chubby face.
4. The steak was fatty.
5. The book was thick and fat.