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More Skin-and-bone Antonyms

Trying to find opposite word for more skin-and-bone in English? No problem. Our site contains antonyms of more skin-and-bone in 7 different contexts. We have listed all the opposite words for more skin-and-bone alphabetically.

chubby
  • ample
  • bearish
  • big
  • butterball
  • buxom
  • chunky
  • fatty
  • flabby
  • fleshy
  • full-figured
  • hefty
  • husky
  • pleasingly plump
  • plump
  • plumpish
  • podgy
  • portly
  • pudgy
  • roly-poly
fat
  • beefy
  • big
  • blimp
  • bovine
  • brawny
  • broad
  • bulging
  • bulky
  • bull
  • burly
  • butterball
  • chunky
  • corpulent
  • distended
  • dumpy
  • elephantine
  • fleshy
  • gargantuan
  • gross
heavy
  • abundant
  • ample
  • awkward
  • beefy
  • big
  • built
  • bulky
  • burdensome
  • chunky
  • considerable
  • copious
  • corpulent
  • cumbersome
  • cumbrous
  • elephantine
  • enceinte
  • excessive
  • expectant
  • fat
large
  • ample
  • barn door
  • blimp
  • booming
  • broad
  • bulky
  • capacious
  • colossal
  • comprehensive
  • considerable
  • copious
  • enormous
  • excessive
  • exorbitant
  • extensive
  • extravagant
  • full
  • generous
  • giant
overweight
  • ample
  • bulky
  • corpulent
  • fat
  • fleshy
  • gross
  • heavy
  • hefty
  • huge
  • massive
  • obese
  • outsize
  • overfed
  • overstuffed
  • plump
  • portly
  • pudgy
  • rotund
  • stout
plump
  • beefy
  • burly
  • buxom
  • chunky
  • corpulent
  • filled
  • fleshy
  • full
  • obese
  • portly
  • pudgy
  • rotund
  • round
  • stout
  • tubby
thick
  • blubbery
  • broad
  • burly
  • chunky
  • compact
  • concrete
  • consolidated
  • fat
  • firm
  • hard
  • heavy
  • high
  • husky
  • massive
  • obese
  • pudgy
  • solid
  • squat
  • stocky

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