rotund

huge stoves held great rotund cauldrons.

a rotund character in the story

a rotund silhouette against the sunset

the rotund chef prepared a delicious meal

the rotund cat curled up on the couch

a rotund vase on the mantelpiece

her laughter was loud and rotund

They're furry, rotund, and famous for their rumored weather forecasting skills.

If I was Brazilian, no problem, but the Irish in me makes me more probably rotund, let's say round, than anything else.

Shortly afterwards came Liebard, the farmer of Toucques, short, rotund and ruddy, wearing a grey jacket and spurred boots.

And then I read the part and it was to play someone who was like rotund, cigar smoking Jack Black.

This rotund, barrel-like belly is on full display in the early herbivorous pelycosaur Cotylorhynchus, whose body dwarfed its tiny head.

Dick arose and paced the floor earnestly, a small, active, already rotund young man, his hands thrust unnaturally into his bulging pockets.

I smiled, for his appearance, so rotund and yet so startled, could never fail to excite a smile, and then as I came nearer I noticed that he seemed singularly disconsolate.

From the tenement windows leaned rotund, moon-shaped mothers, as constellations of this sordid heaven; women like dark imperfect jewels, women like vegetables, women like great bags of abominably dirty laundry.

At seven o'clock Kalliopitch produced the inevitable supper of cold hash, and at nine the high striped feather-bed received their rotund little bodies in its soft embrace, and a calm, untroubled sleep soon descended upon their eyelids.

This rotund hill of trees and brambles, standing in the centre of a ploughed field of some ninety or a hundred acres, was probably visited less frequently than a rock would have been visited in a lake of equal extent.