FATTED Meaning and
Definition
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Fatted is an adjective used to describe something or someone that has been made fat, usually as a result of overfeeding or excessive consumption of food. It refers to an individual or animal that has been intentionally provided with an abundance of nourishment to achieve weight gain and an overall increase in body mass. This term commonly applies to livestock or domesticated animals that are being raised for slaughter or specific purposes.
In the context of farming or animal husbandry, the process of fattening involves supplying animals with an excess of high-calorie or nutrient-rich food to encourage rapid weight gain before being harvested or sold. This intentional fattening may enhance the quality of meat or other animal products by increasing their tenderness, marbling, or overall taste.
Fatted also has figurative applications, beyond its literal meaning in the realm of animal husbandry. It can be used metaphorically to describe someone who has indulged excessively in pleasure or self-gratification, leading to physical or moral decline. Therefore, the term can indicate a state of being overfed or laden with unnecessary excess.
Overall, fatted refers to the condition of being made fat due to conscious efforts to provide an excess of food or resources, whether in relation to animals, humans, or even metaphorical implications.
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Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.
Common Misspellings for FATTED
- fztted
- fstted
- fwtted
- fqtted
- fattwd
- fattsd
- fattdd
- fattrd
- fatt4d
- fatt3d
- fattex
- fattec
- fattee
- dfatted
- fdatted
- cfatted
- fcatted
- vfatted
- fvatted
Etymology of FATTED
The word "fatted" comes from the Old English word "fætt" which means "fat". Its origins can be traced back to the Proto-Germanic word "fetaz". In turn, "fetaz" is derived from the Proto-Indo-European root "poid-", which means "to shine, be radiant". The word "fatted" refers to the state of being made fat or well-nourished, often used when describing animals that have been specifically fed in order to fatten them up before slaughter.
Idioms with the word FATTED
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kill the fatted calf
The idiom "kill the fatted calf" refers to the act of celebrating or welcoming someone warmly and with great excitement and extravagance. It is often used to describe a grand reception or party held in honor of someone's return or a special occasion. The phrase originates from the biblical story of the Prodigal Son, in which a fattened calf is killed and prepared for a feast to symbolize a joyous homecoming.
Similar spelling words for FATTED
Conjugate verb Fatted
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