Synonym: distended, intumescent, puffed, puffy, swollen, tumescent, tumid, turgid. Similar words: float, loathe, educated, related, defeated, agitated, permeated, isolated. Meaning: ['bləʊtɪd] adj. abnormally distended especially by fluids or gas.
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61) Later on in the project, we realized that having a significant amount of documentation within the model bloated the ASCII "petal" (*.mdl and *.cat) files, slowing down model loads.
62) We just have an outrageously bloated and inefficient system of socialized medicine, because there are hospitals in America where anyone can go and get treatment.
63) The duck's egg of "Heidao" is used the famous duck of Heidao area Heidao blue duck, its duck's egg is bloated by traditional formula and scientific method.
64) Touching the bloated, flyblown, limp body with the pink, hairless tail and horrible stench was the last thing Raley intended to do.
65) “No, no,(sentencedict .com)” says Congressman Blowhard.“The Porkbelly plan would increase the size of an already bloated government.
66) Does he feel bloated after a heavy fatty, or greasy meal?
67) The next day, he launched a pre-emptive strike against the bloated federal budget, noting that some recipients of federal farm subsidies are millionaires who no longer need relief.
68) The price of zero - defect software is that it's over- engineered, overbuilt, a bit bloated, and never on the edge of the unknown where Ted and friends hang out.
69) A bloated carcass of a dog lay lolled on bladderwrack.
70) The first was too worm - like, looking like a bloated queen termite.
71) Corporate contributions to state pension systems ----which make up 19.5% of total gross pay in Germany --- add to Europe's already bloated labor costs.
72) But at least they paid of their overpaid government union employees and their bloated benefits and pensions.
73) But that way lies Microsoft Outlook -- a bloated, hard-to-use program that does virtually nothing useful for anybody (now tell us what you really think, Allen).
74) The most valuable is AKCMS therefore didn t become bloated huge, kept a small[sentencedict.com], lightweight ecru.
75) Fortuna often curried favor with his bloated master by presenting him with gifts.
76) A lone hero arrives in Tristram and defeats the bloated, fetid butcher demon.
77) Join the 1 % of benzoic acid reduces the tendency to bloated his.
78) She was about to turn back when something about the bloated face struck her as fami - liar.
79) Fourth: The woman that gastroptosis reduces weight with the hungry law always can feel losing the appetite, bloated air, bloated pain, this will be probably a sign of gastroptosis.
80) I don't understand it, such a dandy fellow, now he is all bloated up.
81) A stake was driven through the chest cavity to ensure deflation of a bloated corpse, so it would be deflated before its transformation into a revenant was complete.
82) The results showed that the decomposition of pig carcase put on outdoor ground could be distinguished into 5 continuous stages, i. e. fresh, bloated, decayed, dried and remains stages.
83) The heavy weapon has a bloated energy chamber that generates a blast far more destructive than a heavy blaster rifle, and that erupts from the weapon's muzzle as multiple bursts per shot.
84) In June Owen Van Natta, the site's new boss, announced plans to cut hundreds of jobs at the bloated operation.
85) He would flense the corruption from the bloated bureaucracy that strangled the august government and reform it, as a new, more powerful, more secure institution.
86) She could see now ( on Sundays ) that her husband was becoming a bloated and repulsive Thing.
87) His face became a purplish, bloated ruin resembling a fungus - growth.
88) The Jack was sitting in a corner, who had a bloated pair of shoes on.
89) Now, many fine traditions have been discarded and the army is seriously bloated organizationally.
90) On a recent walk through our development on Cape Cod with my grandniece, we found a dead turtle lying on its back. The head was a bit bloated.
More similar words: float, loathe, educated, related, defeated, agitated, permeated, isolated, unabated, decorated, truncated, dedicated, emaciated, insulated, laminated, estimated, irritated, related to, subjugated, modulated, cultivated, variegated, integrated, repudiated, associated, complicated, inebriated, repeatedly, designated, elaborated.