paunchy

He was paunchy and had lost most of his hair.

He was paunchy and the lines in his face had set.

He was paunchy and at least sixty standard years old.

They thought he his 6 ft 4 in frame was paunchy enough already.

He was no longer the paunchy ruler of a complex industrial world.

Probably, he decided, the paunchy man was a liquor salesman.

The paunchy fellow returned to the spot in front of the officer.

"you must manage to lose once in a while," said the paunchy fellow.

A large paunchy man emerged from the woods to Felix's right.

He moved with a swiftness remarkable in so paunchy a man.

All eyes turned to face a paunchy man, in a robe of blue and yellow silk.

Having cut a physically impressive figure for many years, he was now distinctly paunchy.

Uncle Floyd was older than the rest, a dark paunchy man with bad teeth.

He slammed down the phone and forced his paunchy body from the leather chair.

She was back in a moment with a folded, paunchy sheet of plastic under her arm.

"You could have carried him for at least twenty moves," said the paunchy fellow.

Told that Rose was on the bridge, he came forward, a short, paunchy man in his forties.

He says he'll never forget the winner: a slightly paunchy man who looked enough like Elvis to be him.

He was a stocky, paunchy man, his nose the single impressive thing about him.

There are also paunchy guys standing around holding clubs.

The paunchy foreigner had indeed gone straight back to his hotel after being sick in the men's room.

At the front was an old, white-haired, slightly paunchy Hispanic man.

Then a mean, paunchy man in green twill shirt and pants came to the front door.

Inside, a paunchy man in a business suit sat by a low coffee table in the living room.

It was the paunchy desk clerk, and Matlock turned around.