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61Mae West — Mae′ West′ n. navig. an inflatable life jacket used esp. during World War II • Etymology: 1935–40; after Mae West, full bosomed U.S. comic actress …
62full-bodied — /ˈfʊl bɒdid/ (say fool bodeed) adjective 1. with maximum flavour and strength. 2. (of a woman) buxom; full bosomed …
63μεγαλοκόλπου — μεγαλόκολπος full bosomed masc/fem/neut gen sg …
64μελαγκόλποιο — μελάγκολπος black bosomed masc/fem/neut gen sg (epic) …
65breast — [brest] n. [ME brest < OE breost < IE base * bhreus , to swell, sprout] 1. either of two milk secreting glands protruding from the upper, front part of a woman s body 2. a corresponding gland in a female primate 3. a corresponding… …
66buxom — [buk′səm] adj. [ME, humble, obedient < base of bouen,BOW1 + som, SOME1] 1. Obs. a) obedient b) flexible; pliant 2. Archaic healthy, comely, plump, jolly, etc …
67breasted — adjective having a breast or breasts; or breasts as specified; used chiefly in compounds small breasted red breasted sandpiper • Ant: ↑breastless • Similar to: ↑bosomed …
68buxomness — noun the bodily property of being attractively plump and vigorous and (of women) full bosomed • Derivationally related forms: ↑buxom • Hypernyms: ↑plumpness, ↑embonpoint, ↑roundness …
69sonsie — adjective (of a woman s body) having a large bosom and pleasing curves Hollywood seems full of curvaceous blondes a curvy young woman in a tight dress • Syn: ↑bosomy, ↑busty, ↑buxom, ↑curvaceous, ↑curvy, ↑ …
70stacked — adjective 1. arranged in a stack (Freq. 1) • Participle of verb: ↑stack 2. (of a woman s body) having a large bosom and pleasing curves Hollywood seems full of curvaceous blondes a curvy young woman in a tight dress • Syn: ↑ …