The phrase "a fat break" is not standard or commonly used in written English.
It may be intended to convey a significant or substantial break, but the term "fat" is typically used in informal contexts and may not be clear to all readers.
Example: "After working tirelessly for months, the team finally got a fat break to recharge and regroup."
Alternatives: "a big break" or "a substantial break".
Some glucose synthesis accelerating enzyme encoding genes, PDHX, ALDH1A2, AER61 and AOX1, had higher expression in broilers than in layers, whereas a fat break-down related enzyme thiolesterase B expressed higher in layers than in broilers, suggested that different metabolic regulation might be another contributor to the body weight difference.
Do you need a fat tax break and have millions on hand?
Proteins, muscles, and fat break down.
The black coat and sunglasses are a familiar disguise to any woman who has ever felt fat, broken up with a boyfriend, or been up in court for fraud.
The fat broken down by the body for fuel can and does come from anywhere.
"Hey, Laurie, check it out," Mr. Morrison said as a fat harvest moon broke through the clouds.
Immediately after Snyder got elected, he gave his corporate buddies a big fat tax break and raised taxes on individuals, including poor people and pensioners.
Or, more accurately, a fat goose with a broken heart.
And our enzymes are unable to break down a fat tree with eight branches — so the Olestra molecule can't be absorbed by the body at all.
They demonstrated how to encrust a pork loin within what was essentially a large crispy pork rind, how to make stewed prunes look like coal and how to make a "constructed cream" — breaking apart a fat and a liquid into tiny droplets and mixing them together into something that had the fluidity of heavy cream.
The spectacle of David Alan Grier break-dancing in a fat suit is one of half a dozen uproarious scenes in "Dance Flick," the Wayans family's explosively funny spoof.
