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well-padded

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adjective

  1. (well padded when postpositive) (of a person) corpulent; portly; fat

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For those trying to stick to one of these bags, he recommends a well-padded laptop sleeve you can bring with you to the cafe or a client meeting.

From The Wall Street Journal

On her website, she recalls how they would “bundle me into a well-padded drawer and load me into the back seat of the car, then head off to Switzerland or Russia.”

From New York Times

Schmidt-Böcking drives me north in Frankfurt to one of the university’s campuses, where he keeps the artifacts inside well-padded boxes in his office.

From Scientific American

The Honda Civic is both sporty to drive and comfortable inside, with well-padded seats and a smooth ride.

From Seattle Times

The popularity of anthology series might be a reaction to the well-padded shows you’re talking about.

From New York Times