1. having flesh; having a body with flesh
Usage: often used in compounds

1. past tense and past participle of flesh; to give substance or detail to something
Usage: often used with ‘out’

Examples

• The artist created a fully fleshed character in her novel.
• The skeleton was barely fleshed with muscle.
• She fleshed out the proposal with additional details.
• The director fleshed out the minor characters in the script.
• His well-fleshed frame suggested he enjoyed good food.
• The writer fleshed the story with vivid descriptions.
• The plan needs to be fleshed out before presentation.