Lardier

Part of speech: adjective

Definitions

1. Characterized by an inclination towards excess weight or obesity, often resulting from indulgent eating habits
2. Describing a state of being noticeably heavier or more rotund, usually attributed to gluttony in diet
3. Referring to someone who has gained significant body mass, frequently due to overconsumption of rich foods

Etymology: "Lardier" is the comparative of "lardy," so it means more heavy with fat, or more rotund from rich eating. "Lardy" is built from "lard" plus the suffix "-y," which in Old English appeared as "-ig" and gave the sense of having a certain quality or being full of something. "Lard" itself came into English from Old French, which took it from Latin "lardum," meaning the fat of bacon.