fatty in Japanese
fatty in Japanese is ふとっちょ — fatty means containing a lot of fat, or greasy in texture.
fatty in Japanese
ふとっちょ
Pronounced: futotcho
(pejorative, slang) An obese person.
What does "fatty" mean?
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adj Containing a lot of fat, or greasy in texture.
"The doctor advised her to cut down on fatty foods."
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noun (slang) A large marijuana cigarette, or blunt.
"He rolled a fatty and passed it around."
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fatty in a sentence
- The doctor advised her to cut down on fatty foods.
- The bacon left a fatty residue in the pan.
- He rolled a fatty and passed it around.
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What is "fatty" in Japanese?
"fatty" in Japanese is ふとっちょ. fatty means: Containing a lot of fat, or greasy in texture.
How do you pronounce ふとっちょ?
"fatty" in Japanese is ふとっちょ, pronounced "futotcho".
How do you use "fatty" in a sentence?
Example: "The doctor advised her to cut down on fatty foods." In Japanese, "fatty" is ふとっちょ.
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