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名詞

fatcow (複数形 fatcows)

1. (derogatory) A contemptible fat, rotund, and overweight or obese person, especially a woman
   • 1904, John Mackay, Annie Maclean Sharp Mackay, The Celtic monthly: a magazine for Highlanders: Volume 12, page 122

     a messenger reached him next morning from the camp of an adventurer who had lodged all night upon the opposite side of Loch Laidon, to try his hospitality, and upon learning who they were he(Patrick) sent their commander a fatcow.

   • 2000, Film review: Special: Issues 30-33

     Sophie (Ehle), an embittered toff turned single mum and Marey (Burke)a 'fatcow' (her own words) cleaner who somehow manages to bed all the blokes.

   • 2007, George Coundras, The Pirate Primer: Mastering the Language of Swashbucklers and Rogues, preview

     And I'll wring his fatcow's head off his body.

同意語

• See also Wikisaurus:fat person