baby fat
[ bey-bee fat ]
/ ˈbeɪ bi ˌfæt /
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noun
the excess fat characteristic of infants and toddlers, typically outgrown later in childhood: As your child becomes more mobile, those rolls of baby fat will be replaced by a longer, leaner silhouette.
the excess fat or weight acquired by a woman during pregnancy: After having my first child, the last thing on my mind was trying to lose my baby fat.
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Origin of baby fat
First recorded in 1870–75
Words nearby baby fat
baby coach, baby daddy, baby doll, baby face, baby farm, baby fat, baby food, baby grand, Babylon, Babylonia, Babylonian
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How to use baby fat in a sentence
In the male hierarchy of overweightness that runs upward from baby fat to morbid obesity, the paunch is the glorious exception.
What's this now-you-see-it-now-you-don't business of fifteen or so pounds of baby fat?
Legacy|James H SchmitzIf there was anything that would make a meal just to its taste that day it was baby—fat baby, about two years old.
The Wolf's Long Howl|Stanley Waterloo