porky in Polish
porky in Polish is grubawy — porky means rather fat or chubby.
porky in Polish
grubawy
(slang) Rather fat; chubby.
What does "porky" mean?
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adj Rather fat or chubby.
"He joked about getting a bit porky over the holidays."
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noun British slang for a lie.
"When she turned up at the lab, she gave us a sprawling prepared presentation relying heavily on anecdotal evidence, where it wasn't relying on skewed statistics, unfounded claims and outright porkies."
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porky in a sentence
- He joked about getting a bit porky over the holidays.
- In front of Lister a small red-haired man, with a porky roll of flesh above his towel-top, was examining a line of girls.
- When she turned up at the lab, she gave us a sprawling prepared presentation relying heavily on anecdotal evidence, where it wasn't relying on skewed statistics, unfounded claims and outright porkies.
- Stop telling porkies and just admit you forgot.
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What is "porky" in Polish?
"porky" in Polish is grubawy. porky means: Rather fat or chubby.
How do you use "porky" in a sentence?
Example: "He joked about getting a bit porky over the holidays." In Polish, "porky" is grubawy.
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