pudgey

It does kind of give you a pudgey when you read my version.

Group Urging Obama To Oppose FISA Cave Now Biggest On His Web Site 2009

When he pulled off his gloves, he displayed two small and rather pudgey hands, quite firm and yet pleasantly soft, neither hot nor cold, nor dry nor damp, but agreeable to the touch and cared-for to perfection.

The Man With The Broken Ear Edmond About 1856

I was pudgey as a child and grew out of it when I became a teenager and discovered boys.

Cafferty File 2009

Bloomy Rinded cheeses: Cheeses with a gummy, pudgey texture, like Pyrenees Brebis, younger styles of manchego, fontina, brie, and robiolas.

The Kitchn 2009

_pudgey_, flabby figure of snuff-taking Dr. Wade, whose face had no expression except a professional one.

Adela Cathcart, Volume 1 George MacDonald 1864