Crossword Clue: Like Gwyneth Paltrow's character in "Shallow Hal"
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- 30-something on the BMI scale
- Ample at the equator, say
- Amply girthed
- A lot more than pleasingly plump
- Beyond beefy
- Beyond big
- Beyond chubby
- Beyond chunky
- Beyond fat
- Beyond husky
- Beyond just chubby
- Beyond overweight
- Beyond pleasantly plump
- Beyond plump
- Beyond portly
- Beyond pudgy
- Beyond rotund
- Beyond weighty
- Beyond zaftig
- Big, big, big
- Big, in bariatrics
- Big like Santa
- Big, medically
- At the high end of the scale?
- At the high end of the scale
- Bigger than big
- Adipose
- Adjective for Arbuckle
- Bloated
- Blubbery
- Falstaff-like
- Falstaffian, in a way
- Falstaffian
- Far beyond zaftig
- Far from frail
- Far from gaunt
- Far from slim
- Far from spare
- Far from svelte
- Far from sylphlike
- Far past plump
- Far too fleshy
- Greatly in need of a diet
- Greatly overweight
- Fat
- Fatter than fat
- Frightfully fat
- Grossly fat
- Grossly overweight
- Describing Falstaff.
- Describing Falstaff
- Descriptor defined by the National Institutes of Health
- Eligible for a gastric bypass
- Eligible for lap-band surgery, say
- Eligible for "The Biggest Loser"
- Dietetically challenged
- Humpty Dumpty-like
- Corpulent plus
- Endowed with embonpoint
- Endowed with flab
- Hard to miss
- Chubby and then some
- Chubby plus
- Chubby
- Busting the scales
- Hardly anorexic
- Hardly skinny
- Hardly svelte
- Having a 56-inch waist, perhaps
- Having a BMI of 30 or over
- Having a BMI over 30
- Having a body mass index of 30 or more
- Having a body mass index over 30, medically
- Having a high B.M.I., say
- Having a high BMI
- Having a high body mass index
- Having a lot to lose
- Having a lot to lose, maybe
- Having a lot to lose, maybe?
- Having a lot to lose?
- "Equatorially" ample
- Having embonpoint.
- Having lots to lose
- Having made substantial gains?
- Having plenty to lose
- Jabba-esque
- Jabba the Hutt descriptor
- Calorically challenged?
- Clinically overweight
- Heavy and then some
- Heavy, plus
- Heavy-plus
- Heavy to the max
- Heavy to the max
- Heavy
- In need of a diet
- In need of dieting
- In need of liposuction, perhaps
- In need of middle management?
- Excessively fat
- In need of The Zone
- Hefty
- Extra-fat
- Extra large?
- Extra-large
- Carrying a lot?
- Carrying a lot of extra baggage, so to speak
- Carrying a lot of weight
- Carrying too much weight
- Dramatically overweight
- Extremely endomorphic
- Extremely fat
- Extremely overweight
- Extremely upscale?
- Jumbo-sized
- High-BMI
- Dangerously corpulent
- Dangerously overweight
- Not svelte
- Like bodies in some "before" pictures
- Pinguid
- Like Bustopher Jones of "Cats"
- Like cartoondom's Peter Griffin or Chief Wiggum
- Too big
- Too big for one's breeches?
- Too big for one's britches, say?
- Too big for one's britches?
- Too big, in a way
- Too big, weightwise
- Too chubby
- Too fat
- Too fed up?
- Too heavy
- Like Cleveland or Taft
- Too plump
- Like contestants at the start of "The Biggest Loser"
- Like contestants on "The Biggest Loser"
- Too tubby
- Too weighty
- Like Cuddles Sakall
- Seriously chubby
- Seriously corpulent
- Seriously overweight
- Like Elvis, later on
- Like "Extreme Weight Loss" contestants
- Like Falstaff
- Like Gordo of comics
- Like Gwyneth Paltrow's character in "Shallow Hal"
- Like Henry VIII
- Like Humpty Dumpty
- Like Jabba the Hut
- Like Jabba the Hutt, of "Star Wars"
- Like Jabba the Hutt
- Like lap-band surgery candidates
- Pudgy-plus
- Pudgy plus
- Pudgy
- Like many a sumo wrestler
- Like many stage Falstaffs
- Out of shape
- Severely overweight
- Stout
- Like most humans in "WALL-E"
- Like most sumo wrestlers, weight-wise
- Like most sumo wrestlers
- Like most weight loss reality show participants
- Like Mrs. Spratt likely
- Like Nero Wolfe
- Like one considering gastric banding, maybe
- Like one contemplating bariatric surgery
- Like one looking into lap belt surgery
- Pursy
- Like President Taft
- Overextended?
- Very big
- Like Santa
- Like Santa Claus
- Overlarge
- Overly big
- Very fat
- Overly fat
- Overly heavy
- Like Sherman Klump
- Overly large
- Overly overweight
- Overly pounded?
- Very heavy
- Very large
- Very overweight
- Very portly
- Like some binge eaters
- Wide-bodied
- Overweight plus
- Overweight
- Very stout
- Very upscale?
- Very weighty
- Widespread?
- Owning a large corporation
- Like some intestinal bypass patients
- Struggling with middle management?
- Like some people with elevated BMI
- Much more than chubby
- Much more than chunky
- Pyknic
- Packing a lot of extra baggage, so to speak
- Packing way too much, in a way
- Packing way too much
- Much overweight.
- Much too big for one's britches
- Much too big for one's britches?
- Much too heavy
- Much too plump
- Like some targets of weightists' biases
- Roly-poly
- Like some with sedentary lifestyles
- Like someone with a body mass index above 30
- Like someone with a body mass index over 30
- Like someone with something to lose
- Like Sprat's wife?
- Like St. Nick
- Like Stout's Wolfe
- Like sumo wrestlers
- Qualified for "The Biggest Loser"
- Qualified to appear on "The Biggest Loser"
- Qualifying for sumo wrestling, e.g.
- Qualifying for sumo
- Like "The Biggest Loser" contestants, initially
- Like "The Biggest Loser" contestants, to start
- Like "The Biggest Loser" contestants
- Like the Comic Book Guy on "The Simpsons"
- Like the Kung Fu Panda
- Like the typical sumo wrestler
- Like those who really have guts?
- Of ample girth
- Like Tweedledum and Tweedledee
- Rotund
- Rotund plus
- Off-the-scale?
- Plump
- Plump and then some
- Plump plus
- Plump plus
- Plus-sized, plus
- Quite big
- Quite heavy
- Quite hefty
- Quite large
- Quite overweight
- Quite rotund
- Quite weighty
- With a BMI 30 or higher
- With a BMI over 30
- With a high BMI
- With a lot to lose
- With a lot to lose?
- With lots of rolls?
- With much to lose?
- Waist-ful?
- Waistful?
- Lipotropically challenged?
- Literally, "eaten away"
- Suitable for a bariatrics study
- Suited for sumo
- Rather big
- Rather chunky
- Rather heavy
- Rather round
- Lardy
- Large and then some
- Large, in bariatrics
- Ready for Weight Watchers
- Ready to be downsized
- Ready to diet
- On the heavy side.
- On the heavy side
- On the hefty side
- Portly and then some
- Portly, plus
- Portly plus
- Portly
- Really big
- Past chunky
- Past paunchy
- Past plump
- Past portly
- Past pudgy
- Long way from slim
- Really moving the needle, in a way
- Needing a diet
- Really, really overweight
- Really rotund
- Needing a seat belt extender, say
- Needing a seatbelt extender, say
- Really tipping the scales
- Needing to cut down
- Needing to lose?
- Needing to take off?
- Needing to take off
- Needing two airline seats, say
- Needing two seats, perhaps
- Potbellied
- Potbellied plus
- Paunchy.
- Pounded to the max?
- Mighty big
- Pretty big
- Opposite of wasted away
- Opposite of wasted
- Opposite of wasting away
- Not at all good at losing?
- Like a 500-pounder
- Profoundly round
- Morbidly adipose
- Morbidly fat
- Like a candidate for lap band surgery
- Like a competitor on "The Biggest Loser"
- Like a competitor on ''The Biggest Loser''
- Like a contestant auditioning to be on "The Biggest Loser"
- Like a dog that might go on the drug Slentrol
- Like a gastric bypass patient
- Not good at losing
- Like a person whose BMI might be TMI
- Not just big
- Not just chubby
- Not just corpulent
- Not just fat
- Not just heavy
- Not just overweight
- Not just plump
- Not just portly
- Not just pudgy
- Not just rotund
- Not just stout
- Not just tubby
- More than a bit heavy
- More than a little heavy
- More than a little plump
- More than big
- More than chubby.
- More than chubby
- More than chunky
- More than fat
- More than flabby
- More than fubsy
- Not merely chubby
- More than heavy
- More than heavyset
- Not merely plump
- Not merely pudgy
- Not merely tubby
- More than just big
- More than just pleasingly plump
- More than large
- More than merely big-boned
- More than overweight
- Like a sumo wrestler
- More than plump
- More than portly
- More than pudgy
- More than rotund
- More than slightly overweight
- More than tubby
- Not slender
- Not slim
- Like Arbuckle
- Like Augustus Gloop
- Tubby
- Tubby and then some
- Supersized
- Word from the Latin for "devour"
- Way beyond pleasingly plump
- Way bigger than big
- Way overdue to take off?
- Way overweight
- Way past plump
- Way past pudgy
- Way too big for one's britches, say
- Way too big for one's britches
- Way too big
- Way too flabby
- Way too heavy
- Way too weighty
- Santa-like
- Santalike
- Weighty
- Well beyond chubby
- Sporting a beer belly
- Well padded
- Well-padded
- Well-rounded?
- Well rounded
- Well-rounded
- Scale-busting
- Scale-tipping
- Unhealthily heavy
- Unhealthily overweight
- Unlike gymnasts
- What Santa Claus is
- Unpleasantly plump?
- Unpleasantly plump
- Unpleasingly plump
- Tipping the scales
- Zaftig
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- NY Sun - Dec. 19, 2005
