podgy in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for podgy in the English»Italian Dictionary

podgy [Brit ˈpɒdʒi, Am ˈpɑdʒi] ADJ inf

podgy

grassottello

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

But, today, red-faced parents don't want to have to watch podgy children struggle to get into uniform for their age group.

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He's not going to be left behind and wants to be trim and healthy, instead of feeling like the podgy member.

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It looks old and podgy.

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When he wants to get his own way, he turns his podgy little body into a flesh and blood battering ram of anger.

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A podgy man with grey hair and a moustache sat listlessly on a chair outside, sweating slightly as he played with a string of prayer beads.

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There is no evidence of any change in the use of offensive synonyms like chubby, lardy and podgy.

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He was round in the face, almost podgy, with a near centre parting of his hair.

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They are food obsessed because they have a genetic variant associated with obesity and appetite and this may help explain why they are prone to be a little podgy.

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You're just a chump in the ring, a little fat podgy pumped-up light heavyweight.

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But a new doctored image showing a slimmed down version of the rotund dictator suggests there are some dashing good looks hidden below his podgy exterior.

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