roly-poly
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++ro·ly-po·ly1 /ˌrəʊli ˈpəʊli◂ $ ˌroʊli ˈpoʊ-/ adjective informal FATa roly-poly person is round and fat 〔人〕圆圆胖胖的
Examples from the Corpus
roly-poly• Rock was a roly-poly detective who looked like a no-hoper but who always outwitted the opposition with sly brilliance.• They walked like roly-poly dolls, their heavily padded sleeves making their arms stick out.• They have two roly-poly little boys.• Eddie's actress wife Patsy Ann Scott secretly filmed the roly-poly star as he snoozed in bed.roly-poly2 noun (plural roly-polies) [countable, uncountable] DFFa British sweet food made of jam that is rolled up inside pastry 果酱布丁卷〔一种英国甜食〕Origin roly-poly (1800-1900) → ROLL1ro·ly-po·ly1 adjectiveroly-poly2 nounChineseSyllable
round and Corpus fat a is roly-poly person
roly-poly
ro‧ly-po‧ly1 /ˌrəʊli ˈpəʊli◂ $ ˌroʊli ˈpoʊ-/
adjective informala roly-poly person is round and fat
roly-poly2
noun (plural roly-polies) [uncountable and countable]
a British sweet food made of jam that is rolled up inside pastry
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adjective informala roly-poly person is round and fat| II |
noun (plural roly-polies) [uncountable and countable]a British sweet food made of jam that is rolled up inside pastry