Fat

fat, a. Abounding with fat, as, fleshy, plump, corpulent, oily, greasy, unctuous, rich: exhibiting the qualities of a fat animal; coarse; heavy; gro ; dull; stupid; yielding a rich supply; productive.— n. An oily, concrete substance, deposited in animal bodies; the richest productions; best part. v. To make fat, fatten, — v. To grow fat, plump, and fleshv. [AS. D. vet, Dan. fed, Sw.fet, Ic. feitr: perh. Gr. pion, Skr. pivan, fat.] — Fat'- ly, adv. Gro ly; greasily. — Fat'ne . -tine , n. — Fat'ten, -tn, v. [-tened (-tnd). -tening.] To make fat, full; to make fertile and fruitful, enrich. — To grow fat. — Fat'ner. -tener. n. One who or that which, etc. — Fat'ty, a. Containing or like fat greasy. — Fatty degeneration. (Pathol.) A structural disease in which the oil globules in certain organs are multiplied and enlarged, to the exclusion of the efficient parts of the organs. — Fat'ling. n. A young animal fattened for slaughter; a fat animal.