loose fitting clothes; fat; stout; swelling (of internal organ); hypertrophy
plump (of fruit); fat (of meat); fertile (of land)
effectiveness of fertilizer
fertile land; to fertilize (soil)
fleshy (fruit); plump; large and firm-fleshed (limbs, body); stout
(fig.) attractive and easy mark; source of steady profit; moneymaker; cash cow
fertile; luxuriant; plump; rounded
fat (e.g. pork fat); fatty meat; (fig.) a gold mine; cash cow
pig-gut (large intestine used as foodstuff)
fresh and tender (of food); delicious
ammonium sulfate fertilizer
robust and prosperous (a compliment in former times); fat person (modern)
(lit.) stout horses and light furs; (fig.) to live in luxury
to fatten (animal before slaughter)
to spread manure; to apply fertilizer
to accumulate manure; to lay down compost
(of a stock animal) well-fed; fat
fertilizer for potted flowers; fertilizer used to promote flowering in crop plants
top soil dressing; additional fertilizer
topdressing (agriculture); leaven; sourdough
(animal) fattening preparation
overweight from overwork (the supposition that white collar workers become fat as a consequence of factors associated with being under pressure at work, including irregular diet, lack of exercise and inadequate rest)
hyperostosis (abnormal thickening of bone)
to live in luxury; (lit.) to ride a solid carriage pulled by fat horses
to choose sth over another to suit one's own convenience
to choose sth over another to suit one's own convenience
morbidly obese (medicine)
(of a livestock animal) plump and strong; well-fed
(lit.) light furs and stout horses; (fig.) to live in luxury
(lit.) people fear getting famous like pigs fear fattening up (for the slaughter); (fig.) fame has its price