Uitgevulde

Uitgevulde is a Dutch adjective that translates to "filled out" or "stuffed" in English. It is often used to describe a person's physical appearance, typically indicating a healthy or slightly plump build. The term can also be applied to objects, suggesting that they are no longer empty or have been filled with something.

In the context of people, "uitgevulde" implies a body that has gained weight or has a fuller figure. It is generally considered a neutral or even positive description, suggesting a robust or well-nourished state. For instance, someone who has recovered from an illness and regained weight might be described as having "uitgevulde wangen" (filled-out cheeks).

When referring to objects, "uitgevulde" means that a space or container has been filled. For example, a "uitgevulde envelop" would be a filled envelope, perhaps with papers or other items. Similarly, a "uitgevulde ruimte" could refer to a space that has been occupied or filled. The specific meaning depends on the context in which the word is used.

The term is not typically associated with negative connotations like being overweight in a detrimental sense, but rather focuses on the presence of substance or fullness. It is a common descriptive word in everyday Dutch conversation.