Tubbier

Steely Dan without the iStreamer sounded "tubbier," said Mr. Dorsey. ❋ By ROY FURCHGOTT (2011)

I would be much tubbier than I am if he weren't the food police. ❋ Unknown (2010)

The media have in recent months made a lot of the fact that we're a tubby and sedentary nation -- well, more truthfully, obese -- and that we have been getting tubbier and more sedentary by the decade. ❋ Unknown (2009)

As for all those new colour picture bylines throughout the paper; they may well have dragged some hacks into the modern age from the safety of flattering black and white, but unfortunatley it has revealed many no names to be tubbier and, ahem, a little ruddier in the face. ❋ ROB McGIBBON (2008)

He was tubbier than he should have been, no braver than he had to be, and heartily disapproved of anything resembling work, especially work he'd have to do. ❋ Turtledove, Harry (2002)

Slick and smear it over and leave it sounding sicklier and tubbier and more generally disgusting than ever. ❋ Henry Kitchell Webster (1903)

The other was a smaller and tubbier man, pleasant to look upon, a man evidently who lived for and by good eating and drinking. ❋ Unknown (1887)

The singers Mariah Carey, Janet Jackson and Jennifer Hudson are showing off newly slender bodies to entice tubbier folks to follow their example. ❋ By ELIZABETH OLSON (2011)

We also hear that Rhys Meyers will be losing his boyish good looks via prosthetics and graying hair to more accurately portray Henry in his older, tubbier years as he further descends into madness. ❋ Jethro Nededog (2010)

The Asus Eee PC has traditional been a bit tubbier. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Because Karl has been sitting in the sun doing even less than usual, but eating more, he is a bit tubbier than usual so has a particularly round, red head. ❋ Unknown (2009)

My understanding is that a deeper body will lead to a tubbier sound but not necessarily more bass. ❋ Unknown (2009)