fatty
1[ fat-ee ]
/ ˈfæt i /
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adjective, fat·ti·er, fat·ti·est.
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OTHER WORDS FROM fatty
fat·ti·ly, adverbfat·ti·ness, nounDefinition for fatty (2 of 2)
fatty2
[ fat-ee ]
/ ˈfæt i /
noun, plural fat·ties.Informal.
Disparaging and Offensive. a person who is overweight or obese (sometimes used as a term of address).
a large marijuana cigarette, often shared and consumed by a group, with a shape and size similar to a cigar.
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Example sentences from the Web for fatty
This professional seducer, of sorts, has been pictured holding a T-shirt reading “Diss Fatties, Bang Hotties.”
You know that these fatties actually follow me around on the net now, asking me questions in message boards about engineering?
Makers|Cory DoctorowLester was more interested in what people had to say on the engineering message-boards than chatting with the fatties.
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British Dictionary definitions for fatty
fatty
/ (ˈfætɪ) /
adjective -tier or -tiest
containing, consisting of, or derived from fat
having the properties of fat; greasy; oily
(esp of tissues, organs, etc) characterized by the excessive accumulation of fat
noun plural -ties
informal a fat person
Derived forms of fatty
fattily, adverbfattiness, nounCollins English Dictionary - Complete & Unabridged 2012 Digital Edition
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Medical definitions for fatty
fatty
[ făt′ē ]
n.
Containing or composed of fat.
Characteristic of fat; greasy.
Derived from or chemically related to fat.
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