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upholstered

adjective as in overweight

adjective as in stout

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Example Sentences

Second class featured the same basic seating arrangement as third class, but with upholstered seating.

The Daily Pic: The late Alina Szapocnikow liked well-upholstered bodies.

Around the perimeter of the museum courtyard are tall thrones upholstered in white, reserved for the VIPs.

It had an upholstered seat and back, and the high arms were made more comfortable by a covering of the same material.

Sprawled in a huge and softly upholstered chair at the window, he took his ease in his house.

But she was not at that immense tyre slung with upholstered coaches, nor yet to be seen at the side-shows round about.

In one part of it stood several upholstered chairs with covers on, cluttered about a plain table.

They were upholstered with "bladder wrack," a most soft cushion, and in each box a white whale lay on these pneumatic cushions.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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