Fatter Meaning in English

word · lemma: fat

US

/ˈfætɝ/

FAT-er

UK

/fˈætɐ/

FAT-uh

Definition

'Fatter' is the comparative form of 'fat', used to describe someone or something that has more fat or is heavier than another person or thing.

Usage & Nuances

'Fatter' is used to compare two or more people or things. It can sound rude if used about people, so use with care. Common patterns: 'get fatter', 'look fatter than', 'a fatter cat'. For more polite language, consider 'heavier' or 'bigger' in certain contexts.

• Spanish: más gordo - más gorda
• Portuguese (BR): mais gordo - mais gorda
• Portuguese (PT): mais gordo - mais gorda
• Chinese (Simplified): 更胖
• Chinese (Traditional): 更胖
• Hindi: और मोटा
• Arabic: أكثر بدانة
• Bengali: আরও মোটা
• Russian: толще
• Japanese: もっと太った
• Vietnamese: béo hơn
• Korean: 더 뚱뚱한
• Turkish: daha şişman
• Urdu: زیادہ موٹا
• Indonesian: lebih gemuk

Example Sentences

My dog is fatter than your dog.

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She looks fatter in that dress.

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Cats are usually fatter in winter.

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If I eat more cake, I'll just get fatter.

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He got fatter after quitting sports.

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That wallet looks a bit fatter now—did you get paid?

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