Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Chunky"

A: Fat, but in a nicer way of saying fat.

Your dog must eat a lot he is chunky

Some foods might say chunky on it as well.

This can mean it isn’t as watered down and thicker.

A: It's a nicer way of saying fat or larger than average

A: Fat (He is getting a little chunky)
Lots of stuff in it (This cookie is very chunky or This is a chunky soup)

A: Chunky is a way people tell others that they are fat without being "mean"

A: a type of ice cream with chocolate fudge in it.

A: I like thick chunky peanut butter instead of creamy peanut butter because of the texture of the peanuts.

A: Chubby is a person who's slightly overweight, a bit fat and soft while chunky is a person fat and have dense and muscular body

A: @SongminYoon Chunky can refer to something with actual chunks, like “This soup is really chunky.”

Bulky refers more to weight. “It was hard to carry such a bulky backpack.”

A person who is chunky is usually more on the fat side. A person who is bulky is more on the muscular side.

A: When it describes food, it means that there are large pieces... a chunky peanut butter has large pieces of peanuts in it, a chunky stew has big pieces of meat. When describing people, it means that they are somewhat overweight. Perhaps not quite fat, but not far from it either)

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A: Neat. Thank you.

We called this "(シリアルの)かたまり" in Japanese.

I prefer granola clusters to normal cereal.

A: ‘Chunky’ just means big/bulky (& often square-ish) ... it doesn’t necessarily have to have heels (something else cab be chunky about them, like a platform, etc)

Just type ‘chunky boots’ into google & you’ll get the idea

A: It is a proper sentence however, it’s somewhat cruel to say this. Perhaps this could be an alternative:

He is stocky.
He is burly.
He is stout.

But you could also say:
He is pudgey.
He is chubby.

A: This knitted chunky long cardigan is inspired by grunge and has pillings intentionally.