ōˈbēs adjective
Etymology: Latin obesus, from past participle of obedere to eat away, devour, from ob- toward, over + edere to eat — more at ob- , eat
1. : excessively fat : corpulent
obese adults compulsively stuffing themselves — Warren Boroson
2. : unusually large in size or extent
occupied two obese divans — Philip Wylie
a document quite obese with self-congratulation — Times Literary Supplement