One caution about using any of these in writing about a specific product: the words carry an accusation of carelessness, and quite often the size has a boring reason — bundled runtime, multiple architectures in one package, debug symbols nobody stripped, an installer carrying assets for twelve languages.
None of that is bloat in the Wirth's-law sense and the word will be argued with. "Ships a 400MB installer because it bundles a whole browser runtime" is both more accurate and harder to dismiss than "bloated", and it survives the reply from someone who knows why.