fatso

American  

[fat-soh] / ˈfæt soʊ /

noun

Informal: Disparaging and Offensive.

plural

fatsos, fatsoes

1. a fat person (used as a term of address).

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fatso British  

/ ˈfætsəʊ /

noun

1. slang a fat person: used as an insulting or disparaging term of address

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Etymology

Origin of fatso

1940–45; perhaps Fats a nickname for a fat person ( fat, -s ⁴ ) + -o; also compared with fat sow, German Fettsau

Example Sentences

“I’m a fatty fat fatso. That’s probably not the best thing — and I’ve got some other issues, but that’s just the way it is. We have got to move on with our lives,” he noted.

From Washington Times

And if this wasn’t foolish enough, ol’ fatso was only halfway done but fully spent when he got passed by a lighter, younger, more athletic guy.

From Fox News

Linda: I recently heard Glenn Beck refer to the president as a socialist and call filmmaker Michael Moore a “fatty-fatty fatso.”

From Washington Post

The sooner people realize it, the better off we'll all feel and the fewer busybody "here's how you lose weight, and you really need to drop those pounds, fatso" articles we will have to endure.

From New York Times

Ms. Sidibe said — and who called his firstborn daughter “fatso,” as did her relatives, while outlining her future as a good Muslim wife.

From New York Times