Also means
stout
Usage Note
Corpulento describes a person of heavy or bulky build. It is more formal and less blunt than grasso (fat) and is often used in literary or descriptive prose. The adverb form is corpulentemente, though it is rarely used.
Examples
"L'uomo corpulento avanzava lentamente."
Natural Translation
The corpulent man advanced slowly.

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