quantitatively challenged

quantitatively challenged
   fat
   But not Sumo wrestlers:
    Without some such ordinance the fate of the quantitatively challenged teenager in the United states — and there are many of them — is sad to contemplate. (A. Waugh, Daily Telegraph, 4 October 1993)
   And see challenged.

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