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podgy

[poj-ee] / ˈpɒdʒ i /




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Michael meanwhile, kept away from the fray between shots, hovering by the director’s chair and “scrubbing any footage that made him look scruffy or podgy.”

From Washington Post

An podgy pug ballooned to the same weight as a toddler when her former owner did not take her out for walks.

From BBC

Last November, the Briton turned up at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix as a podgy kitchen porter who had never driven a car before, or even been abroad.

From Reuters

Across the country, podgy dads and harried office workers dreamed of having the perfect physique.

From The Guardian

As a 13-year-old, she writes, she felt "podgy and sad when I had to reach for a garment that was labelled with a number in the high teens".

From BBC