tubby

IPA: tˈʌbi

Examples of "tubby" in Sentences

Being tubby is not a shame.
The man is tubby and short.
She lives with a tubby man.
Some people like to be tubby.
She is married to a tubby man.
It is not his fault to be tubby.
He denied that his son is tubby.
Who would want to have a tubby spouse
Some people laughed at his tubby figure.
The children made fun of him for being tubby.
I know that he's the kind of tubby one that's, you know -- (CROSSTALK)
By calling you a teletubby was she infering that you were looking a little 'tubby' or just plain weird
She was, like the rest of her kind, very "tubby," being as broad as the _Peacock_, though 10 feet shorter on deck.
According to Electric Pig, the new phone looks amazingly good, specially next to the iPhone and the BlackBerry Bold, making them look "tubby".
The Egyptian striker always had to fight the 'tubby' tag at his former clubs Spurs and Middlesbrough - but he is on a mission to shed the pounds at Wigan.
"She's rather dim and kind of tubby - undereducated and undersexed - and she displays a distressing affinity for mom jeans and sweaters covered in puffy paint and appliquéd kittens."
I've been thinking of something along similar lines - where men boys/guys/young males - whichever term suits best use terms such as tubby, d*ckhead as almost pet names in conversation with each other.