Thick vs chubby

Yasss caz their stomachs are flat and their arms aren't flabby. That creates an hourglass curve. I have issues with my weight. I don't know if that makes sense.

Each of these words has a different meaning and each of them represents a different appearance. The words like thick and fat are often used synonymously but they have different meanings and representations. The difference between thick and fat is that a thick person is the one who has an above-average size, thick people have slimmer waistline but the thicker lower portion of the body, such a body is said to have a pear shape, on the other hand, a fat person is the one who has a lot of flesh or has an excessive amount of loose flesh, fat people have a large stomach, fat arms and legs, such a body is said to have an apple shape. The word thick is used generally to represent a person having size more or above than the average, however, the word thick is taken in a positive sense. The word fat is used to represent the person with a lot of loose and excess flesh, the word is taken in a negative or insulting sense. Thick is an adjective that defines the quality of being thick. In the context of describing appearances, thick is used to represent or denote a person who has a size more than the average.

Here are a few responses posted on Yahoo Answers. Queen Latifah, the Williams sisters, Tyra Banks. Other women are naturally more voluptuous and curvaceous, meaning that they naturally have larger breasts, a tiny waist, wider hips, and a rounder backside i. Sanaa Latham, Alicia Keys, Beyonce. She is really buff in the legs, buttocks, and has big breasts with a small waistline.

When describing people the terms thick and fat are used in a somewhat slang way, but have different visual meanings! People that are thick are not fat, but fat people could have been at one time thick. Oh, really?