Adjective complement with noun phrase

• look: And when someone said I was looking a bit chubby, I was gutted.

Modifies a noun

• cheek: Trombone he be played by a person with chubby cheeks.

• finger: He proceeds to cast my rod and line quite expertly after pulling more line off my reel with his chubby little fingers.

• face: Her usually sleek, dark hair was hung in wet clumps around her small, chubby face.

• kid: This album is the chubby kid 's middle finger held high.

• boy: We simply do not know whether an eight-year-old chubby boy has an elevated risk, ' says Henry.

Modifying Another Word

• quite: I had to take steroids and became quite chubby for a year.

• slightly: The search bar mentions something about Anna Nicole smith, do you have a thing for our well build but osso slightly chubby friend?

• rather: He has a rather chubby body too, because he is said to like eating sweet things.

• little: Bakin ' cookies like I used to with Martha just wasn't the same by myself and beside I was getting a little chubby.

• kinda: She was kinda chubby, even for an aardvark.

• still: I could see puppies the same age as he was, still chubby, Ookii was lean and lanky, the diarrhea persisted.