IPA: /ɡɜrθd/
KK: /gɜrθd/
Having a large or thick body; stout.
The girthed man struggled to fit into the narrow chair.
Girthed → It is formed from "girth" (from Old English *gyrð*, meaning a band or strap) and the suffix "-ed" (indicating a past action or state). The word "girthed" means to have been encircled or secured with a band or strap, typically referring to fastening something around the body or an object.
Think of a 'band' or 'strap' ('girth') that has been used to 'secure' something, which is what 'girthed' means.