mudfat

[ muhd-fat ]

/ ˈmʌdˌfæt /

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adjective British, Australian.

(of animals) very fat.

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Origin of mudfat

First recorded in 1885–90; from phrase as fat as mud

Words nearby mudfat

muddy, muddy the waters, mud eel, Mudéjar, mudeye, mudfat, mud fever, mudfish, mud flap, mud flat, mudflow