Zaftig, tattooed, and alluring, she's a great foil to Hahn.
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Or Moll Flanders, a zaftig Lillian Gish batting her eyelids?
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Happy Smile was a zaftig brunette with a flicked-up hairdo.
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But I feel like I'm lacking in not being more zaftig.
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The bodies, zaftig and bald, stand as high as eleven feet tall.
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So hairy, zaftig Kevin Owens is not supposed to be the guy.
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If Ms. Walker is comfortable being zaftig and Rubenesque, more power to her.
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It looks nice, but less zaftig than the gooey sweets we've evolved to crave.
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There were multiple Tracy Turnblads (the zaftig heroine of "Hairspray"), in headbands and roach-print dresses.
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She is zaftig, muscular, and irrepressible — a contortionist performance artist whose only audience is the viewer.
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A vibrant, cheeky personality, an opinionated and unfiltered character emerged from her 240-foot-260, zaftig frame.
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These zaftig ursines often develop passionate online followings because, well, fat bears are glorious gifts of nature.
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Arguably the best item of all is a set of zaftig glass sconces in a metal framework.
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I dreaded the day she said I was zaftig, Yiddish for "chunky," which translated to "fat" in no uncertain terms.
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When father and son both seduce the zaftig kewpie doll Janet (Elizabeth De Razzo), tensions mount, as does the body count.
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No, you're zaftig and curvalicious (you can be busy-busy as a BBW — big beautiful woman — escort if you market yourself correctly).
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Under the direction of the chef, Tomoya Tamaru, the menu switch-hits between soups with this kind of lean Japanese purity and more zaftig concoctions.
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The story is not without its flaws—Tapper regrets calling Lewinsky "chubby" and "zaftig"—yet it's fundamentally a sympathetic piece, in contrast to most coverage at the time.
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SS: After "Machina," you made several other works — "The Swing" (22011), "Mortifications" (22007–22015), "Ophelia" (22013), "The Seasons" (20153) — that represent the female body as fleshy or zaftig.
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In photographs of her and the zaftig women of her family in the 1930s, I could be her sister, and I weigh more than she did at her heaviest.
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Boxy, spike-bedecked flight jackets topped sequined leggings, while a zaftig model channeling Ursula was decked out in black and purple feathers, calling to mind the late drag queen Divine.
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Influenced by the ideals of sexual union in ancient Hindu texts, Husain's understated, subtle imagery captures the concept of physical intimacy just as well as Ara's oversized, zaftig women representing fertility.
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On Team Zaftig, we have bowls like "truffle crème with mushroom," a full-on swoon in which Parmigiano-Reggiano, cream and truffle oil swirl together into a kind of Japanese Alfredo.
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" Maddie Baillio leads the cast as Tracy Turnblad, a zaftig teenager who dreams of racial equality while shaking and shimmying her way to stardom on the all-white "Corny Collins Show.
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As a "nontraditional"-looking woman, I came back to an industry that had me auditioning for the "frumpy friend" or the "zaftig secretary," though I eventually landed a role that has earned me four Emmy nominations.
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She watches through Harriet's eyes, feels through Harriet's body, truly is Harriet for a few minutes — and then suddenly returns to her own zaftig form in her office above the theater, suffering the indignity of a nosebleed.
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Even when she is depicting a violent moment, as in "Rescue" (2016), the zaftig young woman, her hair in pigtails, is apt to remind you of Brünnhilde from Richard Wagner's epic music drama, The Ring of the Nibelungen.
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For people my age, Danny DeVito — beloved character actor, accomplished producer and petite human man — hit his apogee of cultural saturation with Tina Fey's 2004 movie "Mean Girls," in which a zaftig woman is ridiculed for looking like DeVito.
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A short walk from the museum, at 75 Lincoln Highway, is Villa Gennaro, a good idea for fans of zaftig artichokes baked with bread crumbs, garlic and tomatoes (a frequent special), soft-as-pudding tiramisù and a cost-saving B.Y.O.B. policy.
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Her recent debut solo museum show, Full of Tears, at the Vincent Price Art Museum, was a multimedia autobiographical tableau featuring CGI models of the artist, assemblages of found furniture, family photos, and a headless sculpture depicting her zaftig frame.
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Despite our disappointment earlier in the day, here were the juhyo we had come to see: a zaftig queen in a long white gown with a crown of tree-branch antlers, and another in the shape of a Tyrannosaurus rex.
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Her brazenly sexual lyrics and willingness to show off her zaftig figure, coupled with plenty of radio play and breathless media coverage about her breakthrough album, "Cuz I Love You," has placed Lizzo at the forefront of pop culture at this moment.
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In several, an African mask cut from a photograph has been glued over a woman's head in a reproduction of a painting by a European or an American, from a zaftig nude by Renoir to a pinup by the Pop artist Mel Ramos.
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You slightly prefer him to the short hairy man, but above all you like the zaftig disheveled woman—though, in fact, they are all remarkably similar: efficient, a sad vulnerability offset by an almost smug confidence in their training and knowledge, impersonal yet generous.
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"I mean, here's this bloke from England who's a little overweight, with his zaftig charisma showing up, taking the latest slot that potheads and college students watch, and suddenly he's become a viral sensation that's global," Mr. Fielden said, a trace of his Texas twang poking through.
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Mr. Simmons was also a co-producer (with Larry Smith) on the next two Spicer songs: "The Bubble Bunch," a lighthearted story about a zaftig dancing family, released in 1982; and "Money (Dollar Bill Y'all)," an electro-rap song about everything money puts just out of reach, released in 1983.
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Blauner's tale involves the murder of David Dresden, an idealistic lawyer with a significant case pending against the F.B.I. He's shot in Prospect Park, and immediately two people sense deeper machinations — Dresden's son, Natty, a veteran with PTSD, and a zaftig, astute young police detective named Lourdes, fighting to make it in a department designed without her interests particularly close to its heart.
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Consider the verbal game of chicken we've played with the people all this affects: Fat people went from being called fat (which is mean) to being called overweight (a polite-seeming euphemism that either accidentally or not accidentally implies that there is a standard weight) to being called zaftig/chubby/pleasingly plump (just don't) to curvy (which seems to imbue size with a sexuality and optimism where it should just be sexually and emotionally neutral) and back to fat (because it's only your judgment of fat people that made it a bad word in the first place, and maybe being fat isn't as bad as we've been made to believe).
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Meanwhile, a zaftig ninja vows to take down the undead menace. The film is peppered with comedy sketches and sight gags more or less unrelated to the plot, including numerous shots of bare-breasted women flashing the Mardi Gras crowds.
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On the road, however, there are plenty of women to keep Yasha company. Among many others, there is the zaftig Zeftel Valerie Perrine and the Polish Catholic assistant, Magda (Maia Danziger), who tours and performs with him. Magda's brother is Bolek (Zachi Noy), who is incompetent; and their mother is Elzbieta (Shelley Winters), who is desperate. Magda herself, it transpires, is mentally unstable.
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Israel used her again in Moving Violations in 1985. That same year, she appeared as Linda McFly in Zemeckis' highly successful Back to the Future. She reprised her role as Linda in Back to the Future Part III. Sperber's roles grew larger in the wake of Back to the Future, and over the next decade she starred in the series Babes (a comedy about three zaftig women).
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SSBBW model The term has several near-synonyms with varying shades of meaning, such as "full-figured", "voluptuous", "zaftig", and "Rubenesque"; the latter term referring to the art of Peter Paul Rubens, best known for portraying full- bodied women. The acronym BBBW refers to Big Beautiful Black Woman. Another variant is SSBBW: Supersized Big Beautiful Woman. There is no formal definition which explains the exact difference between BBW and SSBBW.
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Most biographers consider the story of Mafia blackmail unlikely in light of the FBI's continuing investigations of the Mafia. Although never corroborated, the allegation of cross-dressing has been widely repeated. In the words of author Thomas Doherty, "For American popular culture, the image of the zaftig FBI director as a Christine Jorgensen wanna-be was too delicious not to savor." Biographer Kenneth Ackerman says that Summers' accusations have been "widely debunked by historians".
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The second season of the American television series This Is Us continues to follow the lives and connections of the Pearson family across several time periods. The season was produced by Rhode Island Ave. Productions, Zaftig Films, and 20th Century Fox Television, with Dan Fogelman, Isaac Aptaker, and Elizabeth Berger serving as showrunners. A second and third season of This Is Us were ordered in January 2017, with production for season two beginning that July.
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Baffert said, "[Her jockey] tried to get her to slow down, but she was fighting him. We realized that you've got to just let her go or she's not going to give you that extra kick." Baffert gave the filly a layoff, then entered her in the Acorn Stakes on June 7 at a distance of one mile. Indian Blessing set fast opening fractions but was passed by Zaftig (Horse) in the stretch, finishing second by 4½ lengths.
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The tune is often used for comic effect in animated cartoon shorts, such as the 1932 Disney cartoon The Klondike Kid (starring Mickey Mouse) and various ones produced by Warner Bros. or MGM in the 1940s and 1950s, as a theme or leitmotif for a meretricious or zaftig woman. The song was the basis of a 1951 UPA cartoon Rooty Toot Toot, directed by John Hubley. It was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Short Subject.
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When the decision became public, the Royal Opera House received substantial criticism. It was pointed out that many notable sopranos, such as the Italian Luisa Tetrazzini, American Jessye Norman and English Jane Eaglen, had been "large-boned, zaftig, even the enormous", and Voigt had merely "followed in their heavy footsteps." The decision was also criticized because of the popular stereotype that female opera singers have to be heavy in order to sing well. There is the old expression that "in opera, great voices often come in large packages" and the well-worn saying "It ain't over till the fat lady sings".
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The story opens with its protagonist, the overweight, lazy, yet fancifully imaginative Norman Mott driving into the town of Alegre to gamble and visit his girlfriend, the zaftig, blonde Sandra Patterson, at college. He attempts to make love to Sandra but is thwarted by her sexual repression at the hands of her mother, who is a disciple of the evangelist Reverend Smiley Harley Gurrey. Between her mother’s influence and the experience of being tricked into a sham marriage as a teenager, Sandra is so apprehensive about sex that she becomes extremely flatulent every time a man makes sexual advances to her. Mott, facing the likelihood that he will soon serve a prison sentence for refusing to be drafted into the Vietnam War, borrows money from Sandra to gamble, hoping to raise the money to pay for his mentally handicapped twin brother, Paulie, to stay in a care facility while he is incarcerated.
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