A portly person is stout, a bit fat, rounded, corpulent.
It is often used in a humorous way, and can be a more polite way of referring to a large person. e.g. "I saw a portly man coming out of McDonalds." rather than "I saw a fat man coming out of McDonalds." Example of usage:
* "Portly drunken man forms guardrail sandwich." -China News, Aug 14, 2009 'Portly' used to be used to refer to an imposing, stately of dignified appearance or bearing. King Henry VIII is often described as being portly.
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Plump is a good word, or if you really want to hit it out of the park, unconditionally plumpish. To continue the posh theme: Plump for a lady and portly for a gentleman
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The word "portly" is an adjective.
Portly is an adjective.
My neighbour has a portly built
The portly man had to wedge himself into the seat in the theater.
The portly man hardly fit through the door.
Max is a portly gentleman with an enormous appetite.
Portly is an adjective meaning heavy or stout, often with overtones of being dignified or imposing. Here are example sentences: '"The portly man was having difficulty climbing out of the small car." "The well-dressed gentleman was bald and portly."
Portly is the son of Otter, so I'm guessing that he is an otter.
Frank Zappa's song 'Eddie, are you kidding?' had the lyric,"I'm coming over shortly becasue I am a portly..." The portly porter's pouting potbelly pig protruded preponderously from the portal.
The portly gentleman poured himself a glass of whiskey, then collapsed in an old armchair.
The portly man shopped for his clothing at the Men's Big and Tall store.