plumpy
nounEtymology From plump + -y.
1
Informal A fat person or thing.
- The most famous of all the animals of Mauritius is a large, gentle dove. A remarkably large dove, in fact: its weight is closest to that of a well-fed turkey. Its wings long ago gave up the idea of lifting such a plumpy off the ground, and withered away into decorative little stumps.1990, Douglas Adams, Mark Carwardine, Last Chance To See:
- It was ladies' league night at the bowling alley, and when he stood in the bar looking out at the lanes he picked out her trim figure on lane 7 in a gaggle of plumpies.2007, Jim Harrison, Julip, page 112: