The noun form for the adjective obese is obeseness. Obesity is another noun form.
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... yes, it's the state of being (obese) -adjective, so obesity is a noun Yes. Obesity is a noun.
Obese, overweight, chubby.Adj.: chunky, chubby, overweight, obese, heavy, big, big-boned, large, paunchy, potbellied, rotund, roly-poly, plump, pudgy, stout.Also, as a noun: grease, adipose tissue, lard.
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Obese, overweight.
The likely word is obese, meaning very overweight.
The word 'obese' is not a verb; obese is an adjective, a word to describe a noun: an obese budget, an obesedog, etc.The noun form for the adjective obese is obeseness. A related noun form is obesity.
... yes, it's the state of being (obese) -adjective, so obesity is a noun Yes. Obesity is a noun.
Obese, overweight, chubby.Adj.: chunky, chubby, overweight, obese, heavy, big, big-boned, large, paunchy, potbellied, rotund, roly-poly, plump, pudgy, stout.Also, as a noun: grease, adipose tissue, lard.
obesus---- obesus is the Latin word for obese (an adjective).obesity (a noun) would be obesitas, or (better) pinguitudo.
more obese, most obese
70% of Aussie males are obese or overweight and 60% of Aussie females are obese or overweight. That makes 43% of Australians obese or overweight.
'obese' in french is 'obèse'
Obese
100% of ethiopa is obese
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i am obese too.
Depending on context, obese can be translated as:fettleibigadipös