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Overweight

Overweight Definition And Meaning
What's The Definition Of Overweight? [n] the property of excessive fatness [adj] usually describes a large person who is fat but has a large frame to carry it Synonyms \| Synonyms for Overweight: adiposis \| corpulence \| fat \| fleshy \| heavy \| stoutness Related Terms \| Find terms related to Overweight: adipose \| avoirdupois \| bear hard upon \| beef \| beefiness \| beefy \| big-bellied \| bloated \| blowzy \| bosomy \| brawny \| burden \| burly \| burthen \| buxom \| charge \| choke \| chubby \| chunky \| congest \| congestion \| corpulent \| cram \| crowd \| cumber \| deadweight \| distended \| drench \| dumpy \| encumber \| engorgement \| fat \| fatness \| fattish \| fleshy \| freight \| full \| giantism \| gigantism \| glut \| gluttonize \| gorge \| gravity \| gross \| gross weight \| hamper \| handicap \| heaviness \| heavy \| heavyset \| heavyweight \| heft \| heftiness \| hefty \| hippy \| hyperemia \| hypertrophy \| imposing \| jam \| jam-pack \| lade \| leaden \| liveweight \| load \| lusty \| massive \| massy \| meaty \| neat weight \| net \| net weight \| obese \| oppress \| outbalance \| outpoise \| outsize \| outsized \| outweigh \| overbalance \| overbig \| overbrimming \| overburden \| overcharge \| overdeveloped \| overdevelopment \| overfed \| overfeed \| overfill \| overflow \| overfreight \| overfullness \| overgrown \| overgrowth \| overlade \| overlarge \| overlargeness \| overload \| overpoise \| oversized \| overspill \| overstuff \| overtax \| overweigh \| pack \| paunchy \| plethora \| plump \| podgy \| ponderability \| ponderosity \| ponderous \| ponderousness \| portly \| potbellied \| poundage \| press hard upon \| pudgy \| puffy \| pursy \| repletion \| rest hard upon \| roly-poly \| rotund \| saddle \| satiate \| satiety \| saturate \| saturation \| soak \| square \| squat \| squatty \| stalwart \| stocky \| stout \| strapping \| stuff \| supercharge \| supersaturate \| supersaturation \| surcharge \| surfeit \| swollen \| tax \| thick-bodied \| thickset \| tonnage \| too big \| top-heavy \| tubby \| underweight \| weigh heavy on \| weigh on \| weigh upon \| weight \| weightiness \| weighty \| well-fed See Also \| fleshiness \| obesity Overweight In Webster's Dictionary \O"verweight`\, n. 1. Weight over and above what is required by law or custom. 2. Superabundance of weight; preponderance. \O"verweight"\, a. Overweighing; excessive. [Obs.] ``Of no overweight worth.'' --Fuller.

Overweight Definition And Meaning

What's The Definition Of Overweight?

[n] the property of excessive fatness
[adj] usually describes a large person who is fat but has a large frame to carry it

See Also | fleshiness | obesity

Overweight In Webster's Dictionary

\O"ver*weight`\, n.
1. Weight over and above what is required by law or custom.

2. Superabundance of weight; preponderance.


\O"ver*weight"\, a.
Overweighing; excessive. [Obs.] ``Of no overweight worth.''
--Fuller.

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