How to Say “Chunky” in German

klobig
/ˈkloːbɪç/
The English word "chunky" can be translated into German as klobig.
klobig is a euphemism used to describe something as fat or chunky. In informal contexts, the term dick can also be used to express the idea of something being chunky.
Meaning: euphemism for fat (adj)

How do you pronounce it?

/ˈkloːbɪç/

Did you know?

  • In some regions, the word pummelig is used specifically for children or pets who are chunky, as it carries a cute and cuddly connotation.
  • In German, if you want to describe food as having 'chunky' pieces, like in a soup, you would use the word stückig instead of klobig.
  • A 'chunky knit' sweater is described as grob in German, which literally translates to 'coarse'.

Examples in context

  • Dieses Gerät ist klobig
    This device is chunky
  • Die Möbel sind klobig und passen nicht in den kleinen Raum.
    The furniture is chunky and doesn't fit in the small room.
  • Die Kartoffelsuppe ist schön dick
    The potato soup is nice and chunky

Example conversation

Lukas and Hannah are shopping for new furniture.

  1. Lukas

    Wie gefällt dir dieser Sessel, Hannah?
    How do you like this armchair, Hannah?
  2. Hannah

    Ich finde ihn ein wenig zu klobig.
    I find it a bit too chunky.
  3. Lukas

    Das stimmt, er nimmt viel Platz weg.
    That's true, it takes up a lot of space.
  4. Hannah

    Lass uns nach etwas Schlankeren suchen.
    Let's look for something slimmer.

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