rotund

Washington insider and defiant iconoclast, a rotund blast from the Clinton-era past running as the candidate of radical change.

Madame Sendel's rotund checks had collapsed, she looked cross and jaundiced, and more snuffy than ever.

Prosperous old gentlemen pacing home, rotund in their buttoned-up coats, had clear drops at the end of their noses.

The captain's form was dimly discernible against the canvas dodger, extraordinarily huge and rotund.

The species which are not so rotund as the others, as D. Perdix, Auct.

You look in vain among the aviators for a huge, rotund figure.