adjective
-·bier, -·bi·est- shaped like a tub
- Informal fat and short: said of a person
tubby
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tubby
adjective
tub·bi·er, tub·bi·est- Having a rounded shape: a tubby fishing boat.
- Derogatory Short and plump.
- Having a dull sound; lacking resonance.
Related Forms:
- tub′bi·ness
noun
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Adjective
(comparative tubbier, superlative tubbiest)
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