fattiness
61πιότητες — πιότης fattiness fem nom/voc pl …
62πιότητι — πιότης fattiness fem dat sg …
63πιότητος — πιότης fattiness fem gen sg …
64steatite — n. soapstone. ♦ steatitic, a. ♦ steatogenous, a. fat producing. ♦ steatolysis, n. breaking down of fats. ♦ steatopathic, a. pertaining to disease of sebaceous glands. ♦ steatopygic, ♦ steatopygous, a. having excessively fat… …
65fatty — ► ADJECTIVE (fattier, fattiest) 1) containing a large amount of fat. 2) Medicine involving abnormal deposition of fat. ► NOUN (pl. fatties) informal ▪ a fat person. DERIVATIVES fatt …
66fatty — [fat′ē] adj. fattier, fattiest 1. containing, consisting of, or made of fat 2. very plump; obese 3. resembling fat; greasy; oily n. pl. fatties Informal a fat person: somewhat derisive or contemptuous, often used as a term of address fattiness n …
67fatness — noun excess bodily weight she disliked fatness in herself as well as in others • Syn: ↑fat, ↑blubber, ↑avoirdupois • Ant: ↑leanness • Derivationally related forms: ↑blubbery …
68fatty — adj. & n. adj. (fattier, fattiest) 1 like fat; oily, greasy. 2 consisting of or containing fat; adipose. 3 marked by abnormal deposition of fat, esp. in fatty degeneration. n. (pl. ies) colloq. a fat person (esp. as a nickname). Phrases and… …
69piotine — ˈpīəˌtēn noun ( s) Etymology: German piotin, from Greek piotēs fattiness (from piōn fat, fatty) + German in ine : saponite …