chestier
1Chestier — Le nom est une déformation berrichonne de Chertier, issu lui même de Chartier (nom de métier = charretier). C est dans le Loiret qu il est le plus répandu, mais il est originaire du Cher, plus précisément du canton de Vailly sur Sauldre (18260) …
2chestier — chest·y || tʃestɪ adj. having a large breast, bosomy, large chested …
3chestier — comparative of chesty …
4chesty — adjective (chestier; est) Date: 1899 1. proudly or arrogantly self assertive 2. marked by a large or well developed chest …
5Balthus de l'autre cote du miroir — Balthus de l autre côté du miroir Balthus de l autre côté du miroir Balthus par Damian Pettigrew (1996) Réalisation Damian Pettigrew Musique …
6Balthus de l'autre côté du miroir — Balthus par Damian Pettigrew (1996) Données clés Réalisation …
7chesty — chestily, adv. chestiness, n. /ches tee/, adj., chestier, chestiest. 1. having a well developed chest or bosom. 2. proud; conceited. [1895 1900, Amer.; CHEST + Y1] * * * …
8chesty — adjective (chestier, chestiest) informal 1》 Brit. having a lot of catarrh in the lungs. 2》 (of a woman) having large or prominent breasts. 3》 N. Amer. conceited and arrogant. Derivatives chestily adverb chestiness noun …
9chesty — UK [ˈtʃestɪ] / US adjective Word forms chesty : adjective chesty comparative chestier superlative chestiest British informal suffering from or caused by an infection in the lungs a chesty cough …
10chesty — /ˈtʃɛsti/ (say chestee) adjective (chestier, chestiest) Colloquial 1. inclined to chest disease. 2. having symptoms of chest disease; congested: the baby s been a bit chesty the past few days. 3. (of a woman) having large or prominent breasts.… …
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