Webbulkier; bulkiest 1 a : having bulk b (1) : large of its kind (2) : corpulent 2 : having great volume in proportion to weight a bulky knit sweater bulkily ˈbəl-kə-lē adverb bulkiness …

Webadjective, bulk·i·er, bulk·i·est. of relatively large and cumbersome bulk or size. (of a fabric or yarn) thick; lofty. (of a garment) made of thick, resilient fabric or yarn: a bulky sweater. …

WebA bulky person is large and heavy: The suspect is described as of bulky build with blond hair. He is tall and bulky, with broad shoulders. Bulky clothes are large and loose or made of thick material: Their bulky clothing and masks made them difficult to identify. I'm knitting myself a bulky cream-coloured sweater. More examples

Webbulky 1. Extremely large; having great mass: massive, oversize, oversized. 2. Having a large body, especially in girth: heavy, hefty, hulking, hulky, husky, stout. 3. Difficult to handle or manage:

WebBritannica Dictionary definition of BULKY [also more bulky; most bulky] 1 : large and difficult to carry or store a bulky wool sweater a big, bulky package 2 of a person : large and fat or muscular a big, bulky football player — bulkiness noun [noncount] What are the plural forms of check-in, passerby, and spoonful? See the answer »

WebA bulky person is large and heavy: The suspect is described as of bulky build with blond hair. He is tall and bulky, with broad shoulders. Bulky clothes are large and loose or …

Webbulky Of great bulk or size; large. bulky Unwieldy; clumsy. bulky Synonyms Bulky, Massive, Massy, Ponderous, Burly. Bulky refers to prominence, excess, or unwieldiness of size; it applies properly to material things; if applied to persons, it implies the development of physical size at the expense of higher qualities.

Web: being in large quantities or not divided into separate units : being in bulk bulk shipments of food bulk mailings 2 : of or relating to materials in bulk bulk prices Phrases in bulk 1 : …

Webbulky Part of speech: Noun Bulkiness . Part of speech: Adjective Huge; large; unwieldy . Usage examples for "bulky": It is twenty feet long, and drawn by two great, bulky Flemish horses. - "A Woman's Experience in the Great War", Louise Mack. As he spoke, he tried to hide something bulky underneath his coat .

Weba body or mass, especially a large one: The humpback whale was pushing its bulk through the water. The granite bulk can be seen for 100 miles in many directions. the greater part; main mass or body: The bulk of the debt was paid. adjective being or traded in bulk: bulk grain. verb (used without object) to increase in size; expand; swell.