Round
Round adjective - Having an excess of body fat.
Usage example: a round little grandmother who was a natural to play Mrs. Claus
Slim
Slim adjective - Having a noticeably small amount of body fat.
Usage example: the pressure on ballet dancers to remain gracefully slim
Nearby Word: sliming
Both words in one sentence
- Injured Jubei on first contact, and tries to kill him in round two; no known contact with Celica since reanimation, but the possibility of her return appear slim; her survival less so.
Source: High-HeelFace Turn -
Tom Pullings' facial scarring is generally reckoned to have hindered his already slim prospects, and an officer who loses part of his nose to frostbite steers every introduction round to his wounding to prevent suspicion that he is syphilitic.
Source: An Arm and a Leg - And to round out the set, there are the folks who make Stacy and Cuddy shrilling harridans and Cameron a weepy infant so House and Wilson can get it on - they are the most popular pairing by a slim but definite margin.
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