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breastful

breastful

8.4
Having a large, full chest that stands out
  • adjective
  • /ˈbrɛstfəl/
translation icon : pechugona
  • The ancient sculpture was admired for its breastful and graceful form.

Examples

  • She wore a dress that accentuated her breastful silhouette.

  • The artist painted a breastful goddess standing proudly in the center of the mural.

  • She wore a dress that accentuated her breastful figure at the gala.

  • The statue had a breastful figure that captured attention.

  • The artist created a stunning piece featuring a breastful figure that commands attention.

  • At the awards ceremony, the actress looked stunning in her gown, which emphasized her breastful curves.

  • The fashion model showcased a breastful silhouette as she walked down the runway.

Synonyms

busty
vsbreastful
  • NSFW
8 6.5

A woman who has large breasts

refers to fullness or prominence without specifying gender
buxom
vsbreastful
  • NSFW
5 8.1

A woman with a full, rounded body, often with large breasts and a lively manner

means fullness plus personality or warmth rather than just physical size
well-endowed
vsbreastful
  • Offensive
3 7.4

Having large breasts and a curvy body

notes fullness but adds emphasis on attractiveness and body shape
chesty
vsbreastful
1 7.2

Having a large chest and broad shoulders

emphasizes fullness in the upper torso rather than muscular development
big-chested
vsbreastful
4.5

A person or statue with a large chest

focuses on fullness and prominence rather than general body size
bosomy
vsbreastful
  • NSFW
7.7

A woman with large breasts and a full, attractive figure

focuses on fullness alone rather than beauty or overall figure
full-bosomed
vsbreastful
  • NSFW
7.5

A woman who has large rounded breasts and a curvy body

highlights fullness but not the added idea of pleasing curves

How Full

busty
  • NSFW
8 6.5
breastful
8.4
petite
18 4.1
breastless
1 6.9

Surface Forms

breastful positive

Morphology

breastful = breast (transparent) = breast + ful

Standard adjective formation from the noun 'breast' with '-ful' meaning 'having' or 'full of', so the meaning is directly predictable.

Etymology

Breastful comes from breast ('chest') plus the ending -ful ('full of'), so it paints a simple image of a full or prominent chest. That's why it describes someone as having a full or prominent breast or chest.