| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| Not just big | 5 letters | obese |
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| Not just big | 5 letters | giant |
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- Midget's opposite
- Gulliver in Lilliput, e.g
- Elephantine
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- Immense
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- Colossal U.S. soldier with worker
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- Herculean being
- very big soldier and worker
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- Edna Ferber work
- Willie Mays was one
- Beanstalk dweller
- Mimir or Ymir
- Jet's rival
- Brobdingnagian
- Lawrence Taylor, for one
- Y. A. Tittle was one
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- Sal Maglie was one
- Hudson film
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- Adjective for some stars
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- goliath-sized
- What is this mythical creature?
- James Dean's last film
- start off eating chops with big fellow
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- huge portion of norwegian trout
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- Alpine slalom event
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- jumbo-sized, big
- word before squid or panda
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- Two soldiers are enormous
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- Scotsman devoured by great big monster
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- Enormous being
- Abnormally large
- Huge, enormous
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- Fairy tale ogre
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- Person of great size and strength
- Larger than large
- Big portion of Norwegian trout
- metlife stadium player
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- Mythical colossal being
- A word after gas or ice, in astronomy
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- More than plump
- Way too weighty
- Not just fat
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- Hard to miss
- Corpulent
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- Having a lot to lose?
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- Portly plus
- Bigger than big
- Too big
- Fat
- Not good at losing
- More than heavy
- Really big
- Packing way too much
- Very big
- Fatter than fat
- Overweight plus
- Mighty big
- Way overdue to take off?
- Waist-ful?
- In need of middle managem
- Much too big for one's br
- More than big
- Overly large
- Scale-busting
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- Not just big
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- Beyond pudgy
- Past plump
- Corpulent plus
- Opposite of wasted
- Way too heavy
- Off-the-scale?
- Big, big, big
- Needing a seat belt exten
- Like most sumo wrestlers
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- Chubby
- Wide-bodied
- Having made substantial g
- Portly and then some
- More than large
- Heavy-plus
- Like Henry VIII
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- Far from spare
- Grossly overweight
- Extremely fat
- Very big wardrobes, excluding trousers
- Very heavy gongs with extra echo
- Very overweight
- Section of wardrobe seems large
- Fat to be seared in part
- Award someone extremely overweight
- In line for laparoscopic surgery
- like a 40-pound house cat
- Exceedingly fat
- More than fat
- Round bees, very large
- Excessively fat
- Bathrobe serving to conceal fat?
- Falstaff-like
- Portly
- Santa-like
- Very stout
- Gets most of the honey bees out
- like stout's wolfe
- Like Bunter coming in to be seated
- A group of microbes exuding fat
- Not just corpulent
- Like Jabba the Hutt
- fat covered by robes easily
- Excessively fat or fleshy
- Very fat
- over 300 lbs.
- overdue at weight watchers
- past pudgy
- round globe - seafarer encircles it
- Carrying a lot of weight
- Extra stout?
- more than a bit heavy
- more than a little plump
- more than a little heavy
- Extra stout inside to be selected?
- Dangerously overweight
- Vastly overweight
- some of these boxers turned fat
- humpty dumpty-like
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- Fat, order some seconds
- Hugely overweight
- Overly plump
- Clinically overweight
- Round bees, awfully fat
- Past paunchy
- Such a person has much to lose
- Having much, much weight
- Overly fat
- Seriously overweight
- Having made substantial gains?
- Heavier than heavy
- One with a high BMI
- Much too big for one's britches?
- In need of middle management?
- Struggling with middle management?
- "Needing a seat belt extender, say"
- honours additive in stout
- beyond heavy
- Having a lot to lose, maybe
- Extremely endomorphic
- Way overweight
- Jumbo-sized
- Like President Taft
- Very heavy
- Not just overweight
- Extra-large
- Overlarge
- Extra fat
- Like "The Biggest Loser" contestants
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- Eligible for "The Biggest Loser"
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- *overextended
- More than portly
- "Equatorially" ample
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- Rotund plus
- Not merely pudgy
- With lots of rolls?
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- Owning a large corporation
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- Like Gordo of comics
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- Greatly overweight
- Describing Falstaff
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- Like Cuddles Sakall
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- Much too heavy
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- Like Nero Wolfe
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- Heavy
- Like Arbuckle
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- Far from gaunt
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- Pursy
- Roly-poly
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- Well-rounded
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- needing a 5xl shirt, say
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- abnormally fat
- falstaffian, size-wise
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- Like Santa, weight-wise
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- More than just overweight
- Someone with a very high B.M.I., say
- Extremely overweight
- fat ten not to be seen
- like elvis, at the end
- Beyond big
- too fat
- too fat to be seen inside
- unhealthily fat
- Having a high B.M.I., say
- More than just paunchy
- Way too big
- falstaffian in appearance
- santalike in weight
- Not exactly slim
- fat microbe seen in it
- too big for one's own good
- More than rotund
- excessively overweight?
- Fat — stout
- Slob, half cheese, half fat
- Very, very overweight
- Carrying a lot of extra pounds
- round bees, terribly overweight
- An excessively fat person
- Unhealthily weighty
- santalike
- More than a little chubby
- fat honour goes to london area
- Overweight round-headed wild bees
- fat bees out after nothing
- At the high end of the scale?
- Having a high BMI
- Even sombre usher is overweight
- way too fat
- Huge round insects having turned tail
- More than just pudgy
- Much more than overweight
- like many sumo wrestlers
- probe seemly bit of fat
- As those with large corporation?
- fat covered by bathrobes easily
- corpulent, per a medical chart
- Significantly overweight
- Enormous old boy feasted regularly
- Very corpulent
- fat hidden by robe, seemingly
- Like Bunter coming in to be seen?