They aged and got a little pudgy around the middle.
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These tiny, pudgy animals are no longer than one millimeter.
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Tardigrades are pudgy little animals no longer than one millimeter.
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Jimmy is upstairs eating grapefruit; Mom thinks he's getting pudgy.
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I mean, who could say no to those fuzzy, pudgy cheeks?
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Water bears are tiny, pudgy animals no longer than one millimeter.
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My hair is thin and short, and I'm pudgy and pale.
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She grew to be a tall, pudgy child, with a stammer.
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The pudgy boy turned to me as I craned my neck.
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Blond-haired and pudgy, Rodgers was known for his outspoken self-regard.
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But overcook it, and even a pudgy tortilla can lose its tenderness.
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His next-door neighbor recalled Aoba as pudgy and unkempt, with blemished skin.
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His next-door neighbour recalled Aoba as pudgy and unkempt, with blemished skin.
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That Starbucks has matured to slightly pudgy middle age is its greatest success.
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They were both only children, "short, pudgy, shy and bookish," in Schmuhl's retelling.
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Kevin Hurley is short and on the pudgy side, balding, yet somehow still childlike.
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She would let me know if I started to get a little too pudgy.
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After cooling for a few minutes, they will collapse and feel pudgy to the touch.
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To the average dog lover, the animals' floppy ears and pudgy paws are simply cute.
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Nicholas explained to Insider that a dog or cat without detectable ribs is probably too pudgy.
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Success in helping your pudgy pooch slim down lies in diet and exercise, just like humans.
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A pale and pudgy fuck-you to the beauty standards I'm exhausted of being exhausted by.
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He looked like a Tony, with a bushy black mustache, pudgy cheeks and curly black hair.
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I am the Janitor, an unremarkable woman of blue-skinned, elf-eared, and slightly pudgy nature.
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I am the Janitor, an unremarkable woman of blue-skinned, elf-eared, and slightly pudgy nature.
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Her edges were visible in the grass: a pudgy hand, a few toes in white tights.
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Clinique's Pudgy Peony, a hot pink violet, became Razzmatazz, the name of a fiery magenta Crayola color.
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He was probably in his 50s, a bit pudgy, handsome, with closely cropped gray and brown hair.
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And show animals, often held up as exemplary models, he says, sometimes tend toward the pudgy side.
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And what's more relatable than a pudgy middle-aged divorcé binge-eating pizza and weeping over nature docs?
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This pudgy ball of precious was born six weeks premature in January at the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden.
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They wag their pudgy arms, stare cautiously at new faces, and they absolutely LOVE being held and hugged.
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For many, that exalted thing was embodied in the dancing of a pudgy girl from Illinois, Loie Fuller.
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Insa's tteokbokki are terrific, too: pudgy little fingers of rice stick blackly seared on the bottom for crunch.
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In the eighties, Al Franken, then a producer on the show, recommended a pudgy nebbish named Jon Lovitz.
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A short, pudgy Asian man came to pick up the phone, Jonathan says, not more than 25 years old.
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" The image showed a balding and pudgy version of the Texas Republican with the title "A Time to Lie.
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But baby faces are too pudgy for such specificity, Johnson says, so she'll settle for positive, negative, and neutral.
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Watch as Sylvester Stallone goes from pudgy to ripped and takes quite a lot of blows to the head.
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Without burning off that handful of extra calories during games, he believes he is in danger of growing pudgy.
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Researchers now wonder if the same applies to pudgy young humans unnecessarily dosed up for every viral infection they acquire.
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"Pudgy Luo" is a middle-aged man who discusses everything from Chinese emperors to 3D printing on his talk-show.
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A third conspirator, James "Pudgy" Fiorillo, pleaded guilty and testified for prosecutors after serving more than six years behind bars.
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In the film, Parker falls for pudgy lifeguard-in-training Ronnie (Jon Bass) — even if that wasn't originally the plot.
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Just as his pudgy fingers swept them into a stack on the counter, Puppy's hand came down to pin him.
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Not a single one of these things look good on a pudgy lager-fiend with receding hair and no jawline.
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Jude is squirming and wailing, his bare pudgy legs cycling erratically as her mother dangles him over the terrace railing.
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I thought I was really going to like the physical keyboard, but my thumbs are too pudgy, and it's hard.
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I learned to endure the jokes and lots of comments about my body — my fat legs, pudgy fingers, or facial hair.
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"Go find a Mister Softee truck and review all the different flavors of ice cream," my pudgy, spoiled editor instructed me.
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Often, he appears as gleeful as you that this slightly pudgy bloke from Hillingdon is sitting next to say, Jennifer Lopez.
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Ronnie Greenbaum (Jon Bass cosplaying as Josh Gad) is an outsider, a pudgy tech guy with dreams of being a lifeguard.
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Come here for the pudgy grilled burger with melted American cheese on a sesame bun, and an admirable plate of fries.
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"I was frustrated that my stomach looked so pudgy, even after I got back to my normal weight," Angst, 37, says.
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He had a pudgy face with a squashed nose that looked like it had been broken; sleepy eyes that constantly looked away.
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Without grace, within these humiliating scenes, Madani is uninterested in allowing her pudgy, cartoon-like human subjects to learn from their mistakes.
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I grew up in a very small town in North Carolina, weird and pudgy, without too many other kids to play with.
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Back then, Williams was described as pudgy, with a short afro, glasses, and an eagerness to put people in the spotlight, including himself.
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A pudgy, oily man, frequently in a state of undress, who doesn't go through life as much as he is spilled across it.
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In the background, I noticed a rather pudgy young coach whose fleshy middle sharply contrasted with the chiseled physique of his Thai student.
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Valenzuela, a pudgy prodigy from Navojoa, Mexico, opened the season by going 8-0 in eight starts and working nine innings every time.
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Hiding in the nooks and crannies of dead piles of Indonesian coral is a pudgy fish, wholly covered in swirls of orange and white.
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With a desk job as a planning engineer in a Mexican hospital, he knew it would take real discipline to trim his pudgy frame.
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I saw this new ad during an episode of "Family Guy," right after a scene featuring pudgy Chris Griffin being chased by angry ducks.
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But the lofty ambitions of this local god have since settled into the pudgy pinings of a middle-aged middle manager at the Grand.
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A lot of that life springs from the craziest sources: accents, T-shirts, cartons of glowing food, a pudgy school kid in whiteface, jail.
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On "The Facts of Life," I'd see girls who were pudgy, beautiful, popular, tomboyish — many ways of being female, and I'd feel quietly reassured.
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A wiry customer whose accent suggested that he had recently arrived from Francophone Africa impatiently snapped his fingers at a pale and pudgy cashier.
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"Disney took Mickey and made him more lovable and adorable by giving him a bigger head, pudgy limbs and a clumsy appearance," he says.
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Singapore Journal SINGAPORE — Eugene Ng jabbed a pudgy finger against the side of the glass tank, like a predator singling out his unlucky target.
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The wiry Mr. Epstein "grew up as a pudgy, not-athletic-and-aware-of-it Bronx boy," he told New York magazine in 2006.
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On the surface, the guy wasn't particularly fearsome—pudgy, late thirties, polo shirt, plaid shorts, baseball cap, dad sneakers—but he looked completely at ease.
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Otherwise the bushy black brows would furrow, the chin would crumple and the pudgy, puckish body would start to rock, eager to get at you.
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Pudgy was my nickname, and as they threw change at me in the hall I learned that to be a Jew was to love money.
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He was a nervous man, with sweat running down his pudgy cheeks in familiar rivulets, and Yorick's modified olfactories could smell his sickly-sweet diabetes.
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Pudgy, with long hair and a beard, Mr. Asahara worked as an acupuncture therapist, Chinese medicine retailer and yoga instructor before he created the group.
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The head of the airport, a brusque, pudgy official in traditional dress, met us at the gangway and ushered us through the bureaucracy within minutes.
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His name was Abu Steit, and he was a short, pudgy man with a toothbrush mustache who carried a wooden cane and wore a turban.
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Consider Pidgey, which is called Poppo in Japanese, after the noise the bird makes, but is just a weird portmanteau of "pigeon" and "pudgy" in English.
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On first scope, Maroilles looks like a fucked up tropical Starburst—a pudgy square of smeared psychedelic orange, nearly bursting at its seams in peak ripeness.
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Reporters gathered around, snapping photos and rolling film, as a keeper cradled the pudgy bundle of fur in her arms and placed him on a table.
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Mr. Galaxy then visits a once pudgy cat, Skinny, who lost half his weight after being adopted and gained a social media following in the process.
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His "Fat House" and "Fat Car" are life-size objects that are pudgy and flabby and look as if they have put on too much weight.
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Likewise, Fred focused on big, athletic kids — a short, pudgy kid, no matter how skilled he might be, was the first name crossed off Fred's list.
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The Rangers fought bizarre and monstrous villains like Terror Toad (what it sounds like) and Pudgy Pig, an enormous helmeted pig head with stubby arms and legs.
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There were 11 of us in his care: me, David, four men, three women, and a pudgy girl of 12 or 14 who wore sweet, sparkly barrettes.
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In an area of high-rise apartment buildings clustered around a mosque with spindly, futuristic minarets, a pudgy boy of 10 or 11 called over to us.
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Van Vechten had a tendency to gain and lose weight, for example, so she included both a slim and a pudgy version of him in a portrait.
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Pooh has represented Xi to Chinese netizens since another meme compared the pudgy bear and his lanky friend Tigger to Xi and then-president Barack Obama in 2013.
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A lot of credit goes to Greek filmmaker Yorgos Lanthimos (Dogtooth), but let's not overlook how fantastic Colin Farrell is as the melancholy, slightly pudgy main character David.
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And then the other guy is considerably shorter than that and pudgy and looks like he's never done a day's work in his life— Which guy is that?
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I like to pull this pudgy boy apart with my big, sweaty sausage fingers, watching the interior stretch to maximum gloop before tearing off into jagged little nuglets.
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Dressed in a white Armani coat, gray button-down shirt and rimless glasses, he is clean-shaven, with pudgy cheeks and a receding mop of unruly black hair.
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A garrulous and slightly pudgy man who keeps his patchy gray hair pulled into a ponytail, Ford was also the last person known to have seen Haas alive.
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At the meet-up, a pudgy man wore a T-shirt with a picture of Harambe, the gorilla that was killed earlier this year at the Cincinnati Zoo.
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The Japanese video-gaming firm's hit title helped start the era of living-room gaming over three decades ago, when it introduced Mario, the pudgy Italian plumber, to millions.
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When he wrestled, he looked like the apotheosis of every stray thought about what a Southern wrestler might be: barrel-chested, hairy, obviously strong but also a little pudgy.
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Enoel Oquendo—who looks like a pudgy version of Larry Wilmore— tells straight-up joke-jokes accompanied by a musical sting and a little dance move after each punchline.
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Try as I might, I couldn't move the "mute" toggle switch with my pudgy little fingers, either: I needed to use a pen to switch mute on or off.
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The alleged faker is the pudgy tattooed guy in Zlatan's Vegas party crew -- his name is Martin Castrogiovanni and he plays for the famous French rugby squad, Racing 92.
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Head to Predictim's website, hit "Initiate a New Scan," and you'll be sent to a page where a happy white mother and her pudgy-cheeked baby gaze into a laptop.
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In Garrison's work, "social justice warriors" are pudgy, pink-haired, and squalling; mainstream media outlets are metaphorical trash cans and dinosaurs; Islam is a murderous wolf devouring politically correct sheep.
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Fielder is the son of former major leaguer Cecil Fielder, who would often take his young son to the ballpark where the pudgy little Prince would interact with major leaguers.
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We dress the doll together, stuffing its pudgy arms through the sleeves, then I push Mom in her wheelchair through the gardens so she can show everyone its new outfit.
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At 34, he is no longer the stand-up comic joking about his young pudgy cousin Harris (who plays his grown-up and quite buff cousin in the second season).
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If your pet is already a bit pudgy, you can work with your vet to help them lose weight by doing things like reducing their portion sizes and limiting treats.
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The numbers were not surprising: "Super Mario Run" is the pudgy plumber's first outing for smartphones, which over the past decade have become the prefered choice of device for casual gamers.
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Kuralt was the pudgy, rumpled journalist who once toured America in a motor home, giving us charming stories of virtuous people for his "On The Road" segment for CBS Evening News.
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Not only does he flirt with Alice, but, when her fifteen-year-old daughter, the pudgy Shirley (Gaby French), relieves her father behind the bar, he starts messing with her, too.
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" When the baby arrives, the jokes don't really stop, but they take a brakes-stripping turn toward self-pity as Mr. Birbiglia becomes "this pudgy milkless vice president of the family.
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Other vendors pile a similar topping of beef and onion on pudgy, crisp-edged rounds of fried masa, with crumbly cheese and salsa, to make teeny, delicious and far more traditional garnachas.
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A photograph that Mr. Mansoor released of himself after the Charsadda attack showed a pudgy-faced man with a tangled beard and a woolen cap, seated between fighters cradling battle-worn Kalashnikovs.
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At a certain age, once their pudgy little fingers can firmly grip the slick contours of a glass drinking vessel, children graduate from plastic cups to cold, hard, potentially sharp AF glass.
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Our favorites this week Get going with some of our most popular good news stories of the week A pudgy parrot baby boom We can't get enough of these fuzzy green nuggets!
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Sometimes, when I look at him, I am reminded of this incredible fortune and the many people out there who can't afford to make a bright-eyed, pudgy toddler of their own.
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"You're pressing the buttons that you press all the time in video games, but seeing a pudgy middle-aged guy, and a hand with a wedding ring on it," Mr. Rodkin said.
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His two primary questioners were a tall, light-skinned woman with a long, serious face named Markov and a short, pudgy man called Glenndining with hair and skin the same color of brown.
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Babies don't usually reach peak cute until around 3 months old — when they get those fat cheeks, pudgy wrists that look like there are rubber bands around them, and they smile back at you.
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Porsche has re-engineered the Panamera for 2017, turning the pudgy, oft maligned sedan into a family car that can handle a day at the track as easily as a trip to the grocery store.
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Felix Thompson's debut feature shares a few things with Waititi's movie — a pudgy, sullen kid; a story about loneliness and alienation; a tendency to regard adults as distant, dangerous, and more than a little crazy.
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The 1-year-old tabby was taken to a veterinarian to get an ultrasound, where it was revealed that the newly-pudgy feline was actually pregnant with 4 to 5 kittens, Dyrenes Venner tells PEOPLE.
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On the stand, a pudgy, baby-faced computer geek from Colombia would soon describe an East German Stasi-like plan to infiltrate every single internet cafe in the capital of Guzman's home state in Mexico.
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When she was a child, her mother would do all the cooking, ritualistically pounding pink lamb in a white marble mortar before chopping it to make kibbe, the pudgy ovals of bulgur, onion and lamb.
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But back when Green enrolled at Michigan State, he was pudgy after spraining his ankle as a high school senior — "I called him my Pillsbury Dough Boy," Izzo recalled — and played sparingly as a freshman.
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David, a pudgy, mustachioed sad-sack, must relocate to a hotel for singles after being dumped by his wife in order to find a new mate within 45 days, or else be turned into an animal.
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The moment we entered, Schmidt's wife, Li, presented us with a pudgy, furry, gray-yellow Centris pallida — a desert bee that specializes in pollinating the paloverde plant — that she found lying on her windshield that morning.
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But her worlds are filled with women you don't normally find on the page: a 30-something former opera singer, for instance, who resists marriage but not the dark fantasies she harbors involving pudgy little boys.
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Folk art-ish paintings by New York modernist painters Charles Sheeler and Yasuo Kuniyoshi also are on display, including Kuniyoshi's 1923 oil painting "Boy Stealing Fruit" featuring a pudgy boy planning his getaway with a purloined banana.
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"I'm starting to feel like a cute pregnant lady as opposed to a pudgy pregnant lady, but I can't really say that sexy is a word that I would use to describe myself right now," she said.
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But those humans, those conventional humans, are a sharp contrast to Super Mario, who is a pudgy red firecracker of color who can't be bigger than a Cabbage Patch Doll and can stand comfortably atop a streetlight.
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The story elements are mostly formulaic, familiar from any number of superhero and science-fiction stories aimed at young audiences — the bicycle chases, the first crush, the pudgy, wisecracking sidekick who delivers most of the one-liners.
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A SWIMMER IN STRIPES At Robert Young Antiques, a headless figure of a pudgy man is labeled "Olympic Swimming Team 1924," but no official team of the period wore the sculpture's outfit, striped in brown and yellow.
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Every fringy first baseman, left fielder, and pudgy catcher with a bat worthy of the name would suddenly have a job at the end of a major-league bench, and the world would be a more joyful place.
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Tasha: It seems like Lynch doesn't think it will be, which may explain why we launch with the Ruth Davenport murder mystery, a grotesque CGI: Messy Victims Unit plotline involving a severed head and a hairy, pudgy mystery corpse.
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Ing was Toronto's third-round pick in the 21991 draft; the next player picked was named John Van Kessel, which I love because it sounds like the love child of a movie action hero and a pudgy scoring winger.
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Measuring five to eight inches from the snout to the tip of a tail just a bit longer than a hamster's, they are pudgy, with short rounded ears, a rounded head, and though perpetually active, they're somehow not very mousy.
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These days many of those who attend are noticeably pudgy and, the staff nutritionists note, some are worryingly short for their age, the result of diets heavy in salt, fat and sugar but lacking in the nourishment needed for healthy development.
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Also, it was a very male dominated scene, and as a slightly pudgy ginger girl in North Wales I didn't necessarily feel that I could align myself with all these wiry, skinny tattooed men ten years older than me in metal bands.
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The first, "All I Ever Wanted," sends Hannah, fresh off her Modern Love victory, to report on an all-female surf camp in the Hamptons — in part because her editor believes that sending a pudgy indoor kid out to surf will inevitably be hilarious.
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It's hard to believe when you look at Kyrgios today — now a sinewy 21-foot-217, with chiseled features — but just six years ago he was relatively short and quite pudgy, a raw talent from Canberra whose prospects seemed to be limited by his waistline.
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It's a similarly-sized pudgy little cylinder of a speaker that still doesn't look outdated (which can't be said for the first-gen Echo), with audio that will neither insult nor impress your ears, and a decent array of microphones to pick up your voice.
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Pudgy and mild-mannered, he is eager to please, quick to embrace, and, when he is offended or patronized—something I saw happen more than once in the halls and offices of the Knesset—he recedes, wincing slightly, as if experiencing an unpleasant digestive event.
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For a while there, Louis C.K. was Your Dude: A profane, relatably semi-pudgy real-talker who understood the way your kids drove you nuts, who called out the joylessness of our digital era, and who was baffled by everything from modern love to modern drugs.
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Within about 10 minutes of my arrival, Mesler — healthily pudgy, wearing a two-day beard and the resting expression of a puppy whose owner just pulled up to the house — is already deep in the weeds on his most ambitious project: almost two years of sobriety.
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Ronnie is a pudgy nerd, with tech-geek skills and a brain-melting crush on C. J. Summer is there for Matt to ogle and flirt with, and to attest to the screenwriters' utter inability to make a woman in a bathing suit an interesting character.
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The interior may be even more stunning than the beautiful exterior; imagine Marie Antoinette's boudoir and you get the picture: Pudgy pastel putti look down from the ceiling on a frothy collection of sparkling glass vitrines, hung with gilded garlands and bows and displaying more glitter inside.
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Mauer would be forgiven, then, for suspecting he's wandered into a fever dream from 2007, in which he and a powerhouse first baseman—then, Justin Mourneau; now, pudgy Korean import Byung-Ho Park—are forced to carry a mediocre lineup and are dragged down by an underwhelming pitching staff.
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On Monday, the first night of events, Lucy the Borzoi won in the hound group; a flat-faced and pudgy bulldog named Annabelle won in the non-sporting group; Rumor, a spirited German shepherd won in the herding group; and a silky-haired shih tzu named Panda won in the toy group.
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On television, his army of pro-Trump pundits and shills replicated that image: craggy, pudgy old white men like Jeffrey Lord argued that Trump's travel ban was equal to President Abraham Lincoln's actions during the Civil War, while young beautiful bombshells argued that the president's conspiracy theories were valid and his legislation was constitutional.
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Given the right dimensions, any character, creature or even object can be adorable: Bambi and Thumper, famous rodent lovers Mickey and Minnie Mouse, Cinderella and her fat mouse friends, a hairy giant and a walking eyeball in Monsters Inc, a decrepit robot called Wall-E, Woody and the Toy Story heroes, all 101 dalmatians, rotund British national treasure Winnie the Pooh, a melting snowman called Olaf, and whatever that pudgy white inflatable robot thing is from Big Hero Six.
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To drive home the parental theme further, Davis, who is at first annoyed by the casting of the pudgy and obviously gay Victor Buono (Dominic Burgess) as her leading man ("I'm sure his Falstaff is the toast of Tijuana," she snaps at Aldrich), takes a parental interest in him, in direct contrast to her dismissive attitude toward B.D. The first mention of the elephant in the room, besides the title, is during a Crawford family dinner outing.
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You are convinced that a boy asking you to send sexy photos of yourself means that he wants you, you, only you, that he has waded through a sea of beautiful women just for the hope of seeing the curve of your waist, a curve that feels alien to you but must seem normal to him, as he hasn't seen you grow and stretch and morph from a soft, pudgy child into some approximation of "woman" that fits like an oversized coat.
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The rare thing the book offers is a nearly documentary collection of gay and genderqueer kids, and their situations, in the early 1970s: Pauly, a pudgy Satanist eroticizing ceremony at boarding school; Peter, a needy, compliant runaway among several such gentle souls in a Boulder shelter; dear Owen Spoon, a Mormon from Idaho, "pink as a seashell," who can't resist Chris; and Sean, a rape victim whose family and community deem him tainted, and who, stuck in his unmentionable crisis, recreates his primal violations to get off.
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