salad dodger (SAL.ud daw.jur) n. An overweight person; a person
who shuns healthy foods. Also: salad-dodger, SD.  Example
Citations: So, food is a national comforter. Famously too,
though the Scots are a nation of salad dodgers. It's a fair cop
but, in our defence, have you seen what nature provides in the
way of soil? Anything that isn't gorse isn't that easy to grow
here. Scotland's stony fields are in fact, particularly suited
to growing turnips. —Jenny Colgan, "Chips with everything:
Ridiculed by gourmets, feared by doctors, and now celebrated by
Irvine Welsh, Scottish food has always been an acquired taste,"
The Guardian (London), August 20, 2003  Nicknamed the Salad
Dodger, it was clear yesterday Ian Sturgess does not favour a
diet of fresh fruit and vegetables.  But now the 40-stone lorry
driver's love of fried food and dislike of exercise is set to be
the death of him. —Flavia Munn, "Love of food will kill me if I
can't have op," Western Daily Press, January 16, 2003  Earliest
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