Definition of fat-shame in English:

fat-shame

verb

[with object]

Cause (someone judged to be fat or overweight) to feel humiliated by making mocking or critical comments about their size.
I get sick to my stomach thinking of all the people who took to Twitter to fat-shame her
a friend of mine got fat-shamed by a skinny hipster bartender there
Example sentencesExamples
- Our society often fat shames people they deem overweight, but many men and women consider very muscular women to be "gross" or "unappealing."
- The singer is no stranger to being fat-shamed.
- She couldn't believe Helen would fat-shame a pregnant woman and said it was like a knife in her own back.
- In a touching show of viral support, a man has been identified and given a mass e-hug by thousands after he was fat-shamed by online bullies.
- The days of casually fat shaming women are OVER.
- In an uncalled for, extremely cruel moment, Wallace fat-shamed her during a radio interview on Friday.
- She said she was heartbroken when she saw people fat-shaming the man.
- In just a few key Instagram posts, she took down entertainment articles that fat-shamed her and announced the release of her forthcoming book.
- Although lately, it seems that not a day goes by without some chucklehead in the media fat shaming her.
- They just fat-shame women who struggle post-partum and frankly, I am sick of them.

Derivatives

fat-shamer

noun

The dedicated fat-shamer was one of the first to lay into the star on Twitter, making several unkind remarks about her weight.
Example sentencesExamples
- He is a qualified hypnotherapist, but his upfront use of the word 'fat' has often seen him slated by plus-size campaigners who have branded him a fat-shamer.
- But if an influential pop star with millions of followers can make compassion cool and make fat-shamers feel shame, it just might be worth it.
- She's been called a fat-shamer, among other names.
- The contestant has blogged about being targeted by fat-shamers on Twitter.

Definition of fat-shame in US English:

fat-shame

verb

[with object]

Cause (someone judged to be fat or overweight) to feel humiliated by making mocking or critical comments about their size.
I get sick to my stomach thinking of all the people who took to Twitter to fat-shame her
a friend of mine got fat-shamed by a skinny hipster bartender there
Example sentencesExamples
- In just a few key Instagram posts, she took down entertainment articles that fat-shamed her and announced the release of her forthcoming book.
- In a touching show of viral support, a man has been identified and given a mass e-hug by thousands after he was fat-shamed by online bullies.
- She couldn't believe Helen would fat-shame a pregnant woman and said it was like a knife in her own back.
- She said she was heartbroken when she saw people fat-shaming the man.
- Our society often fat shames people they deem overweight, but many men and women consider very muscular women to be "gross" or "unappealing."
- They just fat-shame women who struggle post-partum and frankly, I am sick of them.
- The singer is no stranger to being fat-shamed.
- The days of casually fat shaming women are OVER.
- Although lately, it seems that not a day goes by without some chucklehead in the media fat shaming her.
- In an uncalled for, extremely cruel moment, Wallace fat-shamed her during a radio interview on Friday.

词汇	fat-shame
释义	Definition of fat-shame in English: fat-shame verb [with object] Cause (someone judged to be fat or overweight) to feel humiliated by making mocking or critical comments about their size. I get sick to my stomach thinking of all the people who took to Twitter to fat-shame her a friend of mine got fat-shamed by a skinny hipster bartender there Example sentencesExamples Our society often fat shames people they deem overweight, but many men and women consider very muscular women to be "gross" or "unappealing." The singer is no stranger to being fat-shamed. She couldn't believe Helen would fat-shame a pregnant woman and said it was like a knife in her own back. In a touching show of viral support, a man has been identified and given a mass e-hug by thousands after he was fat-shamed by online bullies. The days of casually fat shaming women are OVER. In an uncalled for, extremely cruel moment, Wallace fat-shamed her during a radio interview on Friday. She said she was heartbroken when she saw people fat-shaming the man. In just a few key Instagram posts, she took down entertainment articles that fat-shamed her and announced the release of her forthcoming book. Although lately, it seems that not a day goes by without some chucklehead in the media fat shaming her. They just fat-shame women who struggle post-partum and frankly, I am sick of them. Derivatives fat-shamer noun The dedicated fat-shamer was one of the first to lay into the star on Twitter, making several unkind remarks about her weight. Example sentencesExamples He is a qualified hypnotherapist, but his upfront use of the word 'fat' has often seen him slated by plus-size campaigners who have branded him a fat-shamer. But if an influential pop star with millions of followers can make compassion cool and make fat-shamers feel shame, it just might be worth it. She's been called a fat-shamer, among other names. The contestant has blogged about being targeted by fat-shamers on Twitter. Definition of fat-shame in US English: fat-shame verb [with object] Cause (someone judged to be fat or overweight) to feel humiliated by making mocking or critical comments about their size. I get sick to my stomach thinking of all the people who took to Twitter to fat-shame her a friend of mine got fat-shamed by a skinny hipster bartender there Example sentencesExamples In just a few key Instagram posts, she took down entertainment articles that fat-shamed her and announced the release of her forthcoming book. In a touching show of viral support, a man has been identified and given a mass e-hug by thousands after he was fat-shamed by online bullies. She couldn't believe Helen would fat-shame a pregnant woman and said it was like a knife in her own back. She said she was heartbroken when she saw people fat-shaming the man. Our society often fat shames people they deem overweight, but many men and women consider very muscular women to be "gross" or "unappealing." They just fat-shame women who struggle post-partum and frankly, I am sick of them. The singer is no stranger to being fat-shamed. The days of casually fat shaming women are OVER. Although lately, it seems that not a day goes by without some chucklehead in the media fat shaming her. In an uncalled for, extremely cruel moment, Wallace fat-shamed her during a radio interview on Friday.
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