fatness Copy link Outline 1. pinguĭtudo (pinguēdo, Plin.), ĭnis, f. (denoting either the f. of a rich substance, as of the soil, or fulness of flesh)2. ŏbēsĭtas (only of the body)3. săgīna (prop. food for fattening) • fatness: 1. pinguĭtudo (pinguēdo, Plin.), ĭnis, f. (denoting either the f. of a rich substance, as of the soil, or fulness of flesh): a pig will so increase in f. as not to be able to stand up of itself, sus usque adeo pinguitudine crescere solet, ut se ipsa stans sustinere non possit, Cato in Varr. R. R. 2, 4, med.: Plin.: f. of soil, p. soli, Col.: f. of oil, p. olei, Col. 2. ŏbēsĭtas (only of the body): v. corpulence. 3. săgīna (prop. food for fattening): to contract f. of body from excessive indulgence, s. corporis ex nimia luxuria contrahere, Just. 21, 2, 1.
FATNESS Copy link • FATNESSpinguitudo (of any kind of fatness, as well of animals as of the soil, etc.): obesitas (the plumpness of persons and beasts; opposed to gracilitas): pinguedo (the greasy condition or thickness of anything).