Obtuse

[Sarah]

An [angle] between 90 and 180 degrees. Used in math. Other angles include:
[right angle]/[right]
[acute angle]/[acute]
[straight angle]/[straight]
[reflex angle]/[reflex]

[Sarah]

from Latin obtusus, blunt, dull, from past participle of obtundere

[Sarah]

The state of being simultaneously high and in a reclined position

[Sarah]

When someone bends backwards and their body makes an angle greater than 90 degrees.
Seen in [Exorcist] movies and an episode of [Family Guy] making fun of a scene from [Shawshank Redemption].

[Sarah]

adj: fat, used to describe any extremely overwieght person. This is due to that fact that an obtuse angle in math is a big fat angle over 90º.

[Sarah]

big, round,

[Sarah]

an adjective a person uses who feels large or overweight

[Justin Bieber]

An [angle] between 90 and 180 degrees. Used in math. Other angles include:
[right angle]/[right]
[acute angle]/[acute]
[straight angle]/[straight]
[reflex angle]/[reflex]

[Tanya Shivari]

Ob-too-s
[Adj]: An [ironic] term describing something as extremely big or in extreme [excess].

[Julian]

When [women] are [curved] in all [the right] places.

[Dianne]

(of an angle) more than 90° and less than 180°