fat / fertile / loose-fitting or large / to fertilize / to become rich by illegal means / fertilizer / manure
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fat / obese
to lose weight
fertilizer
fat (e.g. pork fat) / fatty meat / (fig.) a gold mine / cash cow
(of clothes) baggy / loose / (of a person) fat / stout / (medicine) hypertrophy
fertile
plump / fleshy / fertile
soap bubble
chemical fertilizer
compost / to compost
manure / dung
fertility (of soil)
exceedingly obese
stout and strong
plump (of fruit) / fat (of meat) / fertile (of land)
lucrative job / cushy job
effectiveness of fertilizer
lit. don't let one's own fertile water flow into others' field / fig. keep the goodies within the family (proverb)
fat / plump
fatty beef slices (esp. for hot pot)
fine foods
fertile land / to fertilize the soil
ammonium sulfate fertilizer
soap opera (loanword)
soapy water
soapy lather / foam
fleshy (fruit) / plump / large and firm-fleshed (limbs, body) / stout
lucrative post
(fig.) attractive and easy mark / source of steady profit / moneymaker / cash cow
fertile / luxuriant / plump / rounded
foie gras
obesity
pig-gut (large intestine used as foodstuff)
body fat, esp. the layer of fat under the skin (used in reference to humans, animals or meat)
(of foods) fatty / greasy
fat / plump / chubby
lit. stout horses and light furs / fig. to live in luxury
to live in luxury / lit. to ride a solid carriage pulled by fat horses
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