overweight

Converse of object

• tackle: This toolkit has been designed to provide a starting point for developing a local strategy to tackle overweight and obesity.
• become: Ideally, we should try to prevent becoming overweight in the first place.

Adjective modifier

• being: How being overweight has affected you... I used to be able to get away with wearing anything.
• little: The risks to your health of being a little overweight are small compared to the risk of smoking.
• mean: Use your answer to d to find the mean overweight of the 10 loaves.

Modifies a noun

• baggage: These charges are in addition to any charge assessed for additional or overweight baggage.
• teenager: A sympathetic, humorous novel about an overweight teenager, by a major talent.
• cat: We can make these harness to any size you require from young kittens through to overweight cats.
• adult: Furthermore, whatever their background, overweight children are likely to become overweight adults.
• woman: South West Kent has the smallest number of overweight women.
• patient: In older or overweight patients, lower doses may be necessary.

Modifying Another Word

• grossly: She has lost weight as when she came in she was grossly overweight by about 10 kg.
• dangerously: Top of Page Body mass Men are increasingly dangerously overweight.
• excessively: If you never walk anywhere or are excessively overweight then these walks are probably not for you.
• moderately: But the bodies of moderately overweight men appear to cushion the blow.
• massively: Not only large hearted and haunted by what I will not give away, but massively overweight.
• severely: For people in good health who are not severely overweight 5 the benefits in terms of improved appearance are usually greater than the disadvantages.

Noun used with modifier

• being: The message is clear - being overweight can seriously damage your health.
• stone: So now I've come home a stone overweight.
• bit: At that time, I was also a little bit overweight, at over 77kg ( 170 lbs ).