skinny-fat

when someone is thin and looks great in clothes, but is all flabby underneath
some people have great figures, but in a bathing suit they are a mess- all skinny-fat- like miss paris, who loves to show off her flabby -ss for some reason
a physique, while not overweight (and possibly underweight), lacks any visible lean, striated tissue.

the term is often not used or understood by the uneducated, untrained eye. to the uneducated, untrained eye, a skinny fat female may appear to have a physique of the same caliber as an individual who is comprised of significantly more lean tissue. the term is particularly relevant when discussing women at nascar events; the types that may be skinny but have no muscle to speak of. the term is equally important while eating at denny’s and discussing how unappealing the waitress is.
untrained eye: “dude, that chick is so hot.”
trained eye: “nah, dogg, that’s amanda schroeder; she’s skinny fat as f-ck.”
untrained eye: “what do you mean?”
trained eye: “look at her arms.”
a person who is not overweight and have skinny look but still have a high fat percentage and low muscular m-ss. usually those people have a low caloric diet, that’s why they are skinny, but are not involved in any sports activities or trainings and that’s why they don’t have any muscle. since between the bone and the skin those people only have fat, the skin can be deformed easily because the skin layer is located on an unstable matter (fat).

skinny fat woman look s-xy from a certain distance but they have soft jelly skin and still have some cellulite even if they are in there early 20.

the antonym of ‘skinny fat’ could be ‘fit’ or ‘tight’ or ‘athletic’.
sh-t! all the girls are skinny fat on this beach!
to look slim, even with revealing clothes, but when touched, the touching hand sinks into fat before reaching muscle. older people will ‘show’ “skinny fat” visually, but young people have firm skin that hides it until they’re touched.
“she looks fine, but her skinny fat -ss feels like mashed potatoes.”
when someone appears to be skinny at first (an ectomorph) but is actually hiding a fat belly (or other body part) under saggy clothing.
tim used to be so skinny, but ever since getting his beer belly he’s become skinnyfat.
a person who, while they have very low weight on the scales, and may look reasonably (or even very) skinny with heavy clothes on, they still have a large amount of body fat compared to muscle, resulting in a flabby appearance. hence, a skinny (low m-ss) person, who still looks fat (flabby and untoned).

often, vegetarians who have no idea where to get non-meat protein-rich foods from, and don’t know why it’s important, so they end up having no muscle. especially vegetarian girls which combine the above with eating like a rabbit to “lose weight”.

this is your average teenage (or not so teenage) girl who has been misled by hollywood to think that any form of exercise that isn’t jogging will make you look like arnold schwarzennegger. usually involves this vicious cycle:
a) “omg! i look fat!”
b) “i need to eat like a rabbit from now on to lose weight” (myth)
c) “i need to go running every morning to increase my tone” (myth)
d) “i should avoid any other form of exercise because i will bulk up and look ugly instead” (super-myth – in fact it’s the opposite)
e) result: loss of weight, but more muscle than fat lost, resulting in more fat remaining relative to body muscle (i.e. looking even more flabby and lumpy than before)
f) omg! i look fat! –> back to a). also, welcome to the anorexia club.
“how can i look so fat! i weigh no more than my 10-year-old!”
“you’re just skinny-fat. you need some more muscle, and then you’ll look drop-dead gorgeous again. stop jogging and starving yourself, and go do some more wholesome exercise instead.”
a physique, while not overweight (and possibly underweight), lacks any visible lean, striated tissue.

the term is often not used or understood by the uneducated, untrained eye. to the uneducated, untrained eye, a skinny fat female may appear to have a physique of the same caliber as an individual who is comprised of significantly more lean tissue. the term is particularly relevant when discussing women at nascar events; the types that may be skinny but have no muscle to speak of. the term is equally important while eating at denny’s and discussing how unappealing the waitress is.
untrained eye: “dude, that chick is so hot.”
trained eye: “nah, dogg, that’s amanda schroeder; she’s skinny fat as all h-ll.”
untrained eye: “what do you mean?”
trained eye: “look at her arms.”

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