The Dutch word for fat is
vet
Dutch Definition
fat | |
1. vet, dik |
Translations for fat and their definitions
gezet | |
1. adj. fixed, set, determined (said of mortgage terms, timeframe of a plan, etc) | |
2. adj. stout, stocky; (euphemistic, or ironic) obese, overweight | |
3. Participle. past participle of zetten |
corpulent | |
1. adj. overweight, corpulent |
volslank | |
1. adj. slender and curvaceous | |
2. adj. (by extension, ironic, play on words) well-rounded, well-fed, as euphemism for chubby or fat | |
Rubens' volslanke figuren etaleren de Vlaamse weelde in een vaak hongerig Europa | |
Rubens's well-rounded figures display Flemish wealth in an often hungry Europe |
vet | © | |
1. adj. fat | ||
2. adj. greasy | ||
3. adj. emphatical, (in print) bold | ||
4. adj. (informal) cool | ||
Wow, vet! - Wow, cool! | ||
5. n-n. fat | ||
6. n-n. grease | ||
7. adv. (colloquial) very | ||
Hij is vet dik. - He's very fat. |
dik | © | |
1. adj. thick | ||
2. adj. fat | ||
3. adj. (Netherlands, slang) cool, nice | ||
4. adv. fatly, thickly | ||
5. adv. (modifying "tevreden") well, rather, considerably |
vetmesten | |
1. v. to fatten |
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