unwieldy

Fat is a related term of unwieldy.

As a noun fat

is .

As an adjective unwieldy is

(obsolete) lacking strength; weak.

Unwieldy is a related term of sizeable.

As adjectives the difference between unwieldy and sizeable

is that unwieldy is (obsolete) lacking strength; weak while sizeable is fairly large.

As adjectives the difference between meticulous and unwieldy

is that meticulous is timid, fearful, overly cautious while unwieldy is lacking strength; weak.

Unwieldy is a related term of voluminous.

As adjectives the difference between unwieldy and voluminous

is that unwieldy is (obsolete) lacking strength; weak while voluminous is of or pertaining to volume or volumes.

Overweight is a related term of unwieldy.

As adjectives the difference between overweight and unwieldy

is that overweight is (of a person) heavier than what is generally considered healthy for a given body type and height while unwieldy is (obsolete) lacking strength; weak.

As a noun overweight

is (chiefly|transport|legal|healthcare) an excess of weight.

As a verb overweight

is to place excessive weight or emphasis on; to overestimate the importance of.

As adjectives the difference between unwieldy and unruly

is that unwieldy is lacking strength; weak while unruly is wild; uncontrolled.

Unwieldy is a related term of hefty.

As adjectives the difference between unwieldy and hefty

is that unwieldy is (obsolete) lacking strength; weak while hefty is heavy.

As adjectives the difference between unwieldy and clunky

is that unwieldy is (obsolete) lacking strength; weak while clunky is (informal) ungainly; awkward; inelegant; cumbersome.

As adjectives the difference between fractious and unwieldy

is that fractious is given to troublemaking while unwieldy is (obsolete) lacking strength; weak.