Meanings
- not comparablesimileVery fat; plump; overweight.
2011 Danny Baker winning cancer fight Daily Express, 11 May 2011. Accessed 4 May 2019. Danny, who has three children, Bonnie, 27, Sonny, 24 and Mancie, 12 with wife Wendy, says the weight loss is no silver lining: “In a couple of years I hope to be bulging at the seams again, fat as a house.
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She was fat — fat as a house. My daddy told her not to eat one more thing, and she still got fat.
2009, Lynne Mitchell, To Touch the Whale, page 74
Translations
Polish gruby jak beczka
- gruby jak beczkaTranslations
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