FATTER Meaning and
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Fatter is the comparative form of the adjective "fat," which refers to having an excess or abundance of body weight or body fat. It describes a person, animal, or thing that contains more fat than a comparison subject.
When used in the context of human beings, "fatter" characterizes an individual who has gained weight, typically due to overeating or a sedentary lifestyle. It implies the presence of a higher body mass index and a larger percentage of body fat compared to their previous state or to other individuals in general. The term "fatter" is subjective and its usage can vary based on cultural, social, or personal perceptions.
In relation to animals, "fatter" describes a creature with a greater amount of body fat than others of its kind. This can be natural, such as during a winter period when animals build up fat stores for insulation and energy, or related to domestication or captivity, where overfeeding may occur.
In a broader sense, "fatter" can also be applied metaphorically to non-living objects. For example, a "fatter wallet" means having more money or financial resources, and a "fatter book" refers to a publication with an increased number of pages or content.
Overall, "fatter" serves as a comparative term that signifies an increased level of fatness, weight, or girth in relation to a comparison subject, whether it be a person, animal, or thing.
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Etymology of FATTER
The word "fatter" is derived from the adjective "fat", which can be traced back to the Old English word "fǣtt". This Old English term eventually evolved into "fat" in Middle English and has since remained relatively unchanged. The meaning of "fat" has primarily referred to an excess of adipose tissue in animals or humans.
Similar spelling words for FATTER
- fetter,
- faster,
- tatter,
- batter,
- falter,
- Fader,
- flatter,
- fate,
- fitter,
- matter,
- latter,
- father,
- fatten.
Conjugate verb Fatter
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