We are all too familiar with the negative connotations of the word ‘fat’, since it is used constantly to revile people, mainly women, who may or may not actually be fat.
But never fear. We aren’t going there today.
Today’s exercise is to get Fatadelic on the word, with a little assistance from Mr Roget.
The thesaurus only gives a few positive direct synonyms for ‘fat’:
affluent, cushy, fertile, flourishing, fruitful, good, lucrative, lush, profitable, prosperous, remunerative, rich, thriving
But we can go further.
By sprinkling these wonderful words with some Fatadelic fairy dust*, I have come up with my (by no means exhaustive) list:
- abounding, abundant, ample, blooming, blossoming, booming, bounteous, bountiful, burgeoning, comfy, copious, copiousness, cornucopian, delectable, delicious, deluxe, extensive, extravagant, exuberant, fecund, fertile, flourishing, flowering, flush, fresh, fructiferous, fruitful, full, gainful, galore, generative, generous, grand, gravid, halcyon, heavy, juicy, lavish, loads, lots, lucrative, luscious, lush, luxuriant, luxurious, luxury, opulent, ornate, overflowing, palatial, pleasant, plenitude, plenteous, plenteousness, plentiful, plentifulness, plenty, plethora, plum, plush, productive, profitable, profuse, progressing, proliferant, prolific, prospering, prosperous, replete, ripe, ritzy, robust, rolling, scrumptious, substantial, succulent, sufficient, sumptuous, superabundant, sustaining, teeming, voluptuous
I’d like to invite you to suggest your own positive associations for ‘fat’.
* by means of following the synonyms to their own synonyms and a little judicious editing of the results.

I like luscious :D
decadant
creamy
soft
jovian
generous
curvaceous,
enticing, erotic,
full-bosomed,
provocative,
sensual
sensuous,
shapely,
Resplendent
Rubenesque
Yay! I abhor the word “fat” itself, but your list is just delicious. :-)
Maybe I’m mistaken here, but I always thought ‘gravid’ meant pregnant specifically rather than fat. I love the list, though!
Well, we can use tha Latin root, gravis, which means “heavy”