What does this sentence mean?
Divorced. Used to be handsome, now kind of squidgy round the edges.
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* kind of squidgy round the edges?
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this is a dialogue from movie Notting Hill and i can't find out this line what's meaning.

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What does this sentence mean?
Divorced. Used to be handsome, now kind of squidgy round the edges.
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* kind of squidgy round the edges?
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this is a dialogue from movie Notting Hill and i can't find out this line what's meaning.

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Means the person may have gained weight

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What Ian said.  "Squidgy" is primarily a British word, and quite informal.  I don't think I've ever heard it used in Canada.  https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/squidgy has a good description.  If you look up "Pillsbury Dough Boy" on YouTube, you'll see a great example of "squidgy" or even "squidgy around the edges."

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It means a little bit fat or ‘chubby’

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Less sharp, less defined, less chiselled