chonky

[chahngk-ee, chawngk-ee]

adjective

1. large, fat, or plump, in a cute or adorable way (usually applied to animals).

2. overly heavy or bulky.

Example Sentences

Affectionately dubbed a "fatty", an "absolute unit", and a "linebacker", the chonky chick has shot to viral superstardom and attracted a legion of obsessed fans, including popstar Katy Perry.

From BBC

After five to 10 years—or, for one Methuselah, 22 years—the eels undergo a final metamorphosis into chonky silver eels and make one last journey to their original birthing grounds near the Mariana Islands to spawn.

From National Geographic

Fig seemed to sense my exasperation and planted his chonky body between me and my nemesis.

From Literature

But with some toy money behind them, they became colorful, smirking chonky little things that jumped easily off the screen into blister-packed articulation, finding their way under Christmas trees and into birthday wrapping paper for years to come.

From Salon

The novel also follows the epic adventure of a “chonky boi” cat named Mr. Meow-Mitts, who receives a mysterious message to “run run run” toward a gathering of cats when the aliens land.

From Scientific American