fleshy in Polish
fleshy in Polish is mięsisty — fleshy means having a lot of soft body tissue; plump or fat.
fleshy in Polish
mięsisty
(of a person) Having considerable flesh; plump.
What does "fleshy" mean?
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adj Having a lot of soft body tissue; plump or fat.
"He had fleshy cheeks that made him look younger than he was."
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adj Thick and soft in texture, like flesh, especially describing fruit or plants.
"The mango has a sweet, fleshy interior beneath its thin skin."
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fleshy in a sentence
- He had fleshy cheeks that made him look younger than he was.
- The mango has a sweet, fleshy interior beneath its thin skin.
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What is "fleshy" in Polish?
"fleshy" in Polish is mięsisty. fleshy means: Having a lot of soft body tissue; plump or fat.
How do you use "fleshy" in a sentence?
Example: "He had fleshy cheeks that made him look younger than he was." In Polish, "fleshy" is mięsisty.
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