corpulent

They were those of a man, and a corpulent woman.

Again my eyes met those of the large, corpulent fellow.

One appeared to be a tall woman, the other a very corpulent man.

Some of the young women might even be called beautiful, though those who were elderly had become corpulent.

"Even our corpulent friend will have to be very nimble."

Clan looked down at the corpulent old man in the wheelchair.

Any man's strength would have been, much less that of a middle-aged and corpulent one.

She had too much finesse to be associated with such a corpulent body.

And Burton was too afraid of what the corpulent information officer might really know to fire him.

The corpulent trees were only fifteen meters ahead of him.

He is sometimes represented as corpulent and covered with jewels.

For Perry's corpulent comrade everything had always been child's play.

The heat was having a brutal effect on the corpulent monarch.

The corpulent figure entered the house through a narrow door leading over a few low steps to the street.

He has now become corpulent, and his face is round and full.

The corpulent southerner was really pretty strong when he got mad.

The corpulent, cruel body was now rent in a hundred places.

The man appeared to be in his seventies, corpulent and benign.

He turned and looked at the scowling face of his corpulent companion.

Our corpulent friend had me transported deep into the tunnels beneath.

He looked at Oliver, and his corpulent face pulled back in contemplation.

He was a short and corpulent man, with a very large head and no neck.

It was said of him that "though corpulent, his manners were elegant and easy."

King Henry is portrayed as a middle aged and corpulent figure, although at the time he was only 23.

The corpulent manager glanced along the table, a confident expression in place.