pingue

/ˈpɪŋweɪ/

Definitions

1. noun

A type of fatty liver disease characterized by abnormal accumulation of fat in liver cells, often caused by obesity or alcoholism.

“The doctor diagnosed him with pingue due to his excessive drinking habits.”

2. adjective

Related to or resembling pingue disease, typically characterized by abnormal fat accumulation.

“The patient’s pingue liver was causing severe discomfort and required immediate surgery.”

Synonyms

  • fatty liver
  • steatosis

Antonyms

  • healthy
  • normal