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obese
  • - Scale-tipping
  • - Tipping the scales
  • - At the high end of the scale?
  • - Really tipping the scales
  • - Off-the-scale?
  • - round bees, terribly fat
  • - Is it extra stout that's inside to be selected?
  • - To be seen containing fat
  • - Buzzing bee, so fat
  • - so to a bee it appears very much overweight?
  • - Like Bunter coming in to be served
  • - round bees, awfully overweight
  • - Like sumo stars
  • - fat hidden by robe, seemingly
  • - Like Bunter say: honours even initially
  • - Enormous old boy feasted regularly
  • - Very corpulent
  • - corpulent, per a medical chart
  • - Significantly overweight
  • - fat covered by bathrobes easily
  • - like many sumo wrestlers
  • - Extract from probe's eye-wateringly gross
  • - probe seemly bit of fat
  • - As those with large corporation?
  • - Gross salary originally received by old worker
  • - Much more than overweight
  • - Huge round insects having turned tail
  • - Fat chance, at the end, to sneak in half-observed
  • - More than just pudgy
  • - Even sombre usher is overweight
  • - way too fat
  • - points to order observed in the overweight
  • - Enormous honour presented by Home Counties
  • - Award someone extremely overweight
  • - fat bees out after nothing
  • - Robes expanding to disguise fat
  • - Overweight round-headed wild bees
  • - More than a little chubby
  • - beyond heavy
  • - fat honour goes to london area
  • - defined as having a body mass index of 30 or more.
  • - Over-fat
  • - Former student given finally more Guinness double stout
  • - abnormally fat
  • - An excessively fat person
  • - Unhealthily weighty
  • - Like a possible candidate for a weight loss challenge
  • - Very heavy spades wielded by old worker
  • - Very, very overweight
  • - Carrying a lot of extra pounds
  • - round bees, terribly overweight
  • - Needing to lose pounds inside to be secure?
  • - excessively overweight?
  • - Really big cobblers - even the last one
  • - Fat — stout
  • - Slob, half cheese, half fat
  • - Not exactly slim
  • - fat microbe seen in it
  • - too big for one's own good
  • - falstaffian in appearance
  • - More than just overweight
  • - initially overweight by excessive stuffing ended fat!
  • - santalike in weight
  • - Appearing in robes entirely too voluminous
  • - More than just paunchy
  • - like elvis, at the end
  • - Like Ignatius J. Reilly in "A Confederacy of Dunces"
  • - like some "the biggest loser" contestants, initially
  • - Before end of parade, medals far too heavy
  • - fat ten not to be seen
  • - Like contestants on "The Biggest Loser"
  • - Very stout
  • - Far past plump
  • - More than pudgy
  • - Like a sumo wrestler
  • - Extremely overweight
  • - Big, in bariatrics
  • - Beyond chubby
  • - More than portly
  • - Extremely upscale?
  • - Chubby and then some
  • - Plump and then some
  • - Needing to take off?
  • - More than chunky
  • - Like Henry VIII
  • - Far from svelte
  • - With a BMI over 30
  • - Unpleasingly plump
  • - Too tubby
  • - Quite overweight
  • - Quite big
  • - Like a competitor on "The Biggest Loser"
  • - Fatter than fat
  • - Beyond overweight
  • - With a high BMI
  • - Way past plump
  • - Unhealthily overweight
  • - Rotund plus
  • - Quite rotund
  • - Portly and then some
  • - Overweight plus
  • - Of ample girth
  • - Needing a seat belt extender, say
  • - Having made substantial gains?
  • - Hardly skinny
  • - Extremely fat
  • - Corpulent plus
  • - Beyond zaftig
  • - Beyond husky
  • - Wide-bodied
  • - Way too flabby
  • - Unpleasantly plump
  • - Too weighty
  • - Too chubby
  • - Seriously chubby
  • - Ready for Weight Watchers
  • - Quite weighty
  • - Quite hefty
  • - Qualifying for sumo wrestling, e.g.
  • - Packing way too much
  • - Overly fat
  • - Opposite of wasting away
  • - Not svelte
  • - Not merely plump
  • - Not merely chubby
  • - Not just pudgy
  • - Not just overweight
  • - Not just fat
  • - Needing two airline seats, say
  • - Needing to lose?
  • - Much too plump
  • - Much too big for one's britches
  • - More than tubby
  • - More than overweight
  • - More than just pleasingly plump
  • - Lipotropically challenged?
  • - Like some intestinal bypass patients
  • - Like President Taft
  • - Like a candidate for lap band surgery
  • - In need of middle management?
  • - In need of liposuction, perhaps
  • - Heavy and then some
  • - Having a body mass index of 30 or more
  • - Far too fleshy
  • - Far beyond zaftig
  • - Dietetically challenged
  • - Dangerously overweight
  • - Beyond fat
  • - Beyond chunky
  • - "Equatorially" ample
  • - Word from the Latin for "devour"
  • - With much to lose?
  • - With lots of rolls?
  • - With a BMI 30 or higher
  • - What Santa Claus is
  • - Well beyond chubby
  • - Way too heavy
  • - Way too big for one's britches, say
  • - Way too big for one's britches
  • - Way too big
  • - Way past pudgy
  • - Way overdue to take off?
  • - Way bigger than big
  • - Way beyond pleasingly plump
  • - Very weighty
  • - Very upscale?
  • - Very portly
  • - Unlike gymnasts
  • - Tubby and then some
  • - Too plump
  • - Too big, weightwise
  • - Too big, in a way
  • - Too big for one's breeches?
  • - Suited for sumo
  • - Suitable for a bariatrics study
  • - Struggling with middle management?
  • - Seriously corpulent
  • - Really, really overweight
  • - Really rotund
  • - Really moving the needle, in a way
  • - Ready to diet
  • - Ready to be downsized
  • - Rather round
  • - Rather chunky
  • - Rather big
  • - Qualifying for sumo
  • - Qualified to appear on "The Biggest Loser"
  • - Qualified for "The Biggest Loser"
  • - Pursy
  • - Profoundly round
  • - Pounded to the max?
  • - Potbellied plus
  • - Plus-sized, plus
  • - Plump plus
  • - Past chunky
  • - Packing way too much, in a way
  • - Packing a lot of extra baggage, so to speak
  • - Owning a large corporation
  • - Overly pounded?
  • - Opposite of wasted away
  • - Opposite of wasted
  • - Not slim
oberon
  • - Uranian moon discovered after Titania
  • - Order a chap to be king of the fairies!
  • - Satellite towns regularly visited east of Gong River
  • - No robe could be adapted for the fairy king
  • - he's in charge of the sprites from borneo
  • - you need no robe to become a fairy king
  • - Honour a chap as king
  • - ron receives a decoration for being king to the little ones
  • - Titania's man in robe dancing about
  • - titania's husband from borneo?
  • - Unusually powerful King restrained on losing son
  • - the fairy king has no robe!
  • - in medieval folklore, king of the fairies, husband of titania
  • - King of the fairies, spouse of Titania
  • - fairy king from borneo originally
  • - Torn robe on woodland king
  • - Outermost major moon of Uranus, named after a fairy king
  • - Fairy king from central NSW
  • - no robe for fairy king
  • - Fairy king of folklore
  • - "Ill met by moonlight, proud Titania" speaker
  • - King of the fairies
  • - Fairy king
  • - Fairy king in "A Midsummer Night's Dream"
  • - King of the fairies, husband of Titania
  • - Shakespearean king bestowing honour on naked crone
  • - Shakespearean fairy king
  • - Bard's fairy king
  • - Husband of Titania, king of the fairies
  • - Shakespearean character who says "Ill met by moonlight, proud Titania"
  • - 'Now, until the break of day, through this house each fairy stray' speaker
  • - 'A Midsummer Night's Dream' king
  • - Puck's king
  • - Honour queen supported by fairy king
  • - Shakespeare's fairy king
  • - Titania's king
  • - Shakespeare's king of the fairies
  • - Titania's husband
  • - The king of the fairies
  • - Conservative's opinion of the Republican presidential candidates?
  • - Titania's mate
  • - The Bard's fairy king
  • - King of the fairies, in Shakespeare
  • - "A Midsummer Night's Dream" fairy king
  • - Titania's consort
  • - Shakespearean king of the fairies
  • - William Herschel discovery of 1787
  • - Shakespeare character whose opening line is "Ill met by moonlight, proud Titania"
  • - Moon of Uranus named for a Shakespearean character
  • - Merle of old movies
  • - Fairy king, in Shakespeare
  • - King of fairies
  • - Actress Merle of "Wuthering Heights"
  • - Merle of movies
  • - "The Dark Angel" Oscar nominee
  • - King of "A Midsummer's Night Dream"
  • - King of the fairies, in folklore
  • - King of the fairies, in myth
  • - A moon of Uranus
  • - Folklore fairy king
  • - Shakespearean king of the faeries
  • - "The Dark Angel" actress Merle
  • - Titania's spouse
  • - Merle of "Wuthering Heights"
  • - Legendary fairy king
  • - Merle of the movies
  • - Merle of the silver screen
  • - King of Mommur
  • - Husband of Titania
  • - Titania's hubby
  • - A satellite of Uranus
  • - Dream king
  • - Merle of films
  • - Folklore king.
  • - Shakespearean king
  • - Second-largest moon of Uranus
  • - Moon of Uranus
  • - no robe for a king
  • - no robe worn out by titania's mate
  • - merle ..., best actress in a leading role oscar nominee for the dark angel
  • - King of the fairies in "A Midsummer Night's Dream"
  • - honour the man as king of the fairies
  • - Shakespearean king during October only
  • - Actor Merle serious about refusing lead
  • - a bore? no! see town in nsw
  • - Howard after royal award for Shakespearean fairy role
  • - Fairy's loose garment moving right down leg
  • - small ruler comes from borneo
  • - Plotter with Puck.
  • - Borneo (anag)
  • - Moon, after removing belt, stag night's designated driver?
  • - Moon in Borneo, hazy
  • - Uranus moon
  • - 'Welcome, good Robin' speaker
  • - 'A Midsummer Night's Dream' character
  • - Satellite beheaded 1 ac: no turning back
  • - Puck serves him
  • - Uranus orbiter
  • - Shakespeare character with a magic aphrodisiac
  • - "My gentle Puck, come hither" speaker
  • - Puck's master
  • - Puck handler
  • - Big fairy
  • - Olivier's "Wuthering Heights" co-star
  • - Character in "A Midsummer Night's Dream"
  • - "Wuthering Heights" star Merle
  • - "Wuthering Heights" actress
  • - "Lydia" star, 1941
  • - Role created for Edward Villella by Balanchine
  • - Puck's boss
  • - Actress Merle
  • - It circles Uranus
  • - Weber opera
  • - Sand in "A Song to Remember": 1945
  • - Opera by Von Weber
  • - She starred in 55 Across
  • - An Olivier co-star: 1939
  • - Von Weber opus
  • - Actress from Tasmania
  • - Opera by Weber
  • - Von Weber opera
  • - Merle
  • - Character in "Midsummer Night's Dream."
  • - Shakespearean role.
  • - Shakespearean fairy
  • - Shakespearean character
  • - See 34-Across
  • - nsw town
  • - Shakespearean monarch
  • - Tension
oberlin
  • - Ohio city or college
  • - Liberal arts college in Ohio
  • - Where John Heisman first coached football
  • - Ohio liberal arts college
  • - Ohio college attended by Karen O and Liz Phair
  • - Liz Phair's alma mater
  • - College that pioneered coeducation
  • - First U.S. college to admit women
  • - First coeducational college in the U.S
  • - First American college to go co-ed
  • - First coed college in the United States
  • - First U.S. college to give degrees to women
  • - Ohio college that was the first in the U.S. to award degrees to women
  • - College town SW of Cleveland
  • - America's first co-ed college
  • - First U.S. coed college
  • - College with the motto "Learning and labor"
  • - Midwest college town that was an Underground Railroad stop
  • - School with the U.S.'s oldest continuously operating music conservatory
  • - Ohio college that was a stop along the Underground Railroad
  • - College that was a center of abolitionism
  • - Midwest college or its town
  • - College that pioneered in coeducation
  • - Ohio college with a music conservatory
  • - Coeducation-pioneering college near Cleveland
  • - First U.S. college to award degrees to women
  • - College town in Ohio
  • - First coed college in U.S.
  • - First coeducational college in U.S.
  • - First co-ed college in America.
  • - Founder of the first infant schools.
  • - Ohio college town
  • - Ohio college or its town
  • - College near Cleveland
  • - Ohio college
  • - Ohio school
  • - Ohio school that pioneered coeducation
  • - Noted Ohio conservatory
  • - Alma mater for Julie Taymor, Eric Bogosian, and Karen O.
  • - Ohio conservatory
oberhausen
  • - Industrial city in North Rhine-Westphalia in Germany
  • - City in the Ruhr Valley
oberammergau
  • - Passion-play site near Munich
  • - Honour compacting machine with grand gold in passionate village?
ober
  • - Above: Ger.
  • - ...... Gabelhorn, Swiss Alpine peak
oberland
  • - The lower parts of the Bernese Alps in central Switzerland
  • - Swiss Alpine region
oberman
  • - tracy-ann ...., sandylands actress and big train contributor
obes
  • - UK awards
  • - Awards for J.K. Rowling & Hugh Laurie
  • - U.K. awards
  • - Chivalry awards: Abbr.
  • - Awards for J. K. Rowling and P. L. Travers: Abbr.
  • - British awards, for short
  • - British honors: Abbr.
  • - U.K. honors
  • - U.K. honours
  • - U.K. decorations
  • - Subdivisions of Greek clans.
  • - British decorations.
obesa
  • - Plump, in Spain
oberonaldreagan
  • - Weber opera introducing the Chief
oberons
  • - Merle and a fairy king
  • - Fairy king and namesakes
oberto
  • - Beef jerky brand
oberst
  • - Conor of Bright Eyes
obers
  • - German waiters: Colloq.
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