Portly (adjective)

1. Having a comfortable and solid bodily build, often with a round stomach; stout or plump.
2. Having a dignified and imposing appearance; stately.

Origin:

Late middle english (in the sense "having a port or harbor"): from old french porteis, from port "port, harbor", from latin portus.

Examples:

1. He was a portly man, with a round belly and a twinkle in his eye.
2. The portly gentleman waddled down the street, his belly bouncing with each step.
3. The portly figure was imposing and grand in his formal attire.
4. The portly man exuded an air of authority and command.
5. The portly chef was a familiar sight in the kitchen, always bustling with energy.