1. (n.) A ventouse.

2. (a.) Windy; flatulent.

3. (n.) The sixth month of the calendar adopted by the first French republic. It began February 19, and ended March 20.

accelerated adipose aggrandized amplified arrogant augmented bagging baggy ballooning bandy bandy-legged beefed-up beefy bellying big-bellied billowing billowy blemished bloated with pride blown up blowzy bombastic boosted bosomy bowlegged brawny broadened bulbose bulbous bulging bumped bumpy bunched bunchy burly bursting buxom choked chubby chunky club-footed congested corpulent crammed crowded deepened defaced deformed dilated disfigured distended drenched dropsical dumpy dwarfed edematous elated elevated enchymatous enhanced enlarged expanded extended fat fattish filled to overflowing flatfooted flatulent fleshy flushed flushed with pride formal full fully gassy glutted gorged grandiloquent gross grotesque heavyset hefty heightened hiked hillocky hippy hummocky hyperemic ill-made ill-proportioned ill-shaped important imposing in spate incrassate increased inflated intensified jam-packed jammed jazzed up knock-kneed lusty magisterial magnified malformed marred meaty misbegotten misproportioned misshapen monstrous moutonnee multiplied mutilated obese out of shape overblown overburdened overcharged overfed overflowing overfraught overfreighted overfull overgrown overladen overloaded overstocked overstuffed oversupplied overweight overweighted packed paunchy pigeon-toed plethoric plump pneumatic podgy pompous pontifical portly potbellied pouching proliferated pudgy puffed up puffy pug-nosed pursy rachitic raised ready to burst reinforced rickety roly-poly rotund rounded running over satiated saturated self-important simous snub-nosed soaked solemn spread square squat squatty stalwart stiffened stilted stocky stout strapping strengthened stuffed stuffed up stuffy stumpy supercharged supersaturated surcharged surfeited swaybacked swelled swelling swollen talipedic thick-bodied thickset tightened top-heavy truncated tubby tumid turgid ventose verrucated verrucose warty well-fed widened windy