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McFatterson by Txorromorro April 26, 2025
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Fatty McFatterson

A name givin to those who are so fat, they only exist in legends.
Joe Banana was trapped under a Fatty McFatterson's chin for 3 months.
Fatty McFatterson by Pubic Hair October 11, 2003

Shorty McFatterson 

1. An incredibly short person, who also happens to be rather round. Aka a fat midget.

2. Primarily located in the Northern Virginia region.

3. Also referred to as "Beast."
Jeremy: Dude, did you see that thing?

Michael: Dawgggg, I seen what I seen and what I seen wadn't pretty.

Jeremy: That was a Shorty McFatterson.

Michael: *Gasp* DA Shorty McFatFat?

Jeremy: That's the one.

Fatty McFatterson

A Cannabis Cigarette rolled beyond the conventional diameter.
Cheech and Chong's standard practice was to roll a Fatty McFatterson.
Fatty McFatterson by Aaron Brittain November 1, 2006

Fatty McFatterson

A general nick name given to person who tenfs to eat lot
Jeff: "Damn Fatty McFatterson, can you eat anymore"
Fatty McFatterson by isabelc14 March 1, 2009

Chatty McChatterson 

A mock name given to a person who continually talks when no one wants to hear it.
Hey Chatty McChatterson, shut your trap!
Chatty McChatterson by Mike March 2, 2005

Fatty McFatterstein 

A person, dog, or cat, who is overweight due to overeating or lack of exercise. Generally, the extra weight will be centered around the middle (or gut), thus creating a rotund appearance.
For humans: I can't find a dress shirt that doesn't look like a tent. It seems like all these dress shirts are really made for Fatty McFattersteins.

For dogs/cats: My cat lives for breakfast and dinner and she has an extra pouch hanging down. What a little Fatty McFatterstein.
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Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.
According to the boffins downstairs, the murderer used a serrated blade.
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