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History
Synonyms
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Meaning:
awkward

(of living things) clumsy; having little skill

clumsy, inelegant

beefy

(of a person) big and strong

brawny

big

more than average or usual in size, mass, amount, strength etc

large, great

burly

(of a person) big and strong

husky

clumsy

careless, awkward in movement or construction

not agile; awkward

corpulent

(of a person) fat and heavy

fat, chubby

cumbersome

heavy and awkward to carry

clumsy, awkward

fat

having much weight

overweight

great

well above average (in amount, size, extent)

very large

gross

(of something wrong) very obvious; (of a person) extremely fat; the total, whole

large, fat

heavy

having (a lot of) weight; difficult to carry or move; of more than usual size, amount etc

having great weight

huge

very big or notable

extremely large

large

above average (in amount, size, extent)

big, abundant

massive

large, heavy and solid; large and complete

large

overstuffed

force too much into (a container)

heavier than average

overweight

more than the weight (i.e.. mass) allowed or than is normal

heavier than average

ponderous

slow and heavy; (of written style) serious and dull

heavy, cumbersome

stout

strong and not easily broken or worn out; determined and brave; (of a person) fat; a kind of strong, dark beer

overweight

sturdy

strong and solid

solid, durable

substantial

solidly or strongly built or made

important, ample

tubby

fat and round

fat

voluminous

having a large size, amount, extent; (of a person) producing very many speeches or writings

big, vast

BULKY as in Wiktionary
BULKY as in Wikipedia