too fatty
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- adjective
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demasiado grasoso
- Many fast food items are considered too fatty for a healthy diet.
In my garage in doing some prison yard workout, lifting, nothing, trying not to get too fat.
- In my garage in doing some prison yard workout, lifting, nothing, trying not to get too fat.
- So I think that in in body dysmorphia in general, in self esteem as it relates to bodies of guys that grew up too skinny, of girls that grew up too fat.
- In my garage in doing some prison yard workout, listing nothing, trying not to get too fat.
Examples
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Because it's too tall, too short, too fat, too, too hairy, too old, too young, too, too, too short and too fat.
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But it could be I'm too short, I'm too fat, I'm whatever, you know what I mean?
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Or a new burger that is too fatty according to Mayor Bloomberg?
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Make sure the foods you eat are not too fatty or acidic.
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And, you know, I will say things like she's too skinny, she's too fat, her thighs are too big.
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After analyzing the dishes, the nutritionist concluded that the fried food was too fatty.
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She decided to avoid greasy snacks because they are often too fatty for her meal plan.
Synonyms
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Containing a lot of oil, usually in food
Antonyms
How Fatty
Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning 'containing more fat than is desirable or healthy' is directly and compositionally derived from 'too' (exceeding what is suitable) modifying 'fatty' (high in fat). This follows a common, cross-linguistic adjective + degree adverb pattern, so a B1 learner who knows both constituents will readily infer the MWE meaning.
Etymology
Too fatty paints a simple food picture: fatty shows thick, white or oily fat and too means more than you want, like a slice of meat or pizza swimming in oil. So, it means 'containing more fat than is desirable or healthy'.