potbellied

• “This cast iron creation was also called the potbellied stove.”

  The Albert Lea Tribune

• “You don't often run across a hard-boiled literary PI who's potbellied, recovers from a beating by pigging out on baked beans and complains to a client's girlfriend that her clothes smell bad when what he's actually reacting to is the cologne she carefully picked out for the day.”

  The Washington Post: Unlikely gumshoe with grit

• “In the past, "toasted skin syndrome" has occurred in workers whose jobs require being close to a heat source, including bakers and glass blowers, and, before central heating, in people who huddled near potbellied stoves to stay warm.”

  The Huffington Post: 'Toasted Skin Syndrome' Can Be Caused By Warm Laptops, Researchers Warn

• “Now Father was potbellied and balding and fierce, and Jane was more than a little afraid of him.”

  Simon & Schuster: Uprising

• “Growing up, we had bunnies, potbellied pigs, puppies, kitties, ducks, chickens … we had it all – (not all at once, of course) – and we also had the BEIGE carpet … oy vey!”

  Best Bunny Story EVER « Bored Mommy

• ““If you turn out to be a potbellied, middle-aged accountant, I will be supremely annoyed.””

  Simon & Schuster: How to Flirt with A Naked Werewolf

• “Tall, potbellied, he has a curled-up Pancho Villa mustache and reeds of graying hair falling away from the top of his shiny head.”

  Simon & Schuster: Down and Delirious in Mexico City

• “MCs on his two-turntable sound system, admiring the easygoing strength of his potbellied Rottweiler.”

  Simon & Schuster: Down and Delirious in Mexico City

• “The household includes a potbellied pig named Wilbur.”

  The Washington Post: A Harbinger of wireless risks to come

• “We arrived to find peacocks wandering and potbellied pigs snoring.”

  The Guardian: Readers' tips: winter family days out

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