buxom
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8.1
- adjective
- /ˈbʌk.səm/
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- You know, all the women in my family are quite buxom.
- buxom woman
- buxom blonde
- buxom girl
The bubbly blonde books, you know, buxom kind of lady.
- The bubbly blonde books, you know, buxom kind of lady.
- And suddenly there's these these young bus buxom, these young buxom ladies milling around right there.
- So there is some biological basis for why that man looks at that buxom woman.
- And by Liberty, I mean Liberty Bell, that buxom stripper working at Yield Scores and Liberty Bell fans.
- But she seemed to have a pretty big caboose, though, as I Anyway, it seemed to me when I saw her, she looked buxom.
Examples
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Even as she ate, her body remained graceful, shaped like a slender yet buxom superwoman.
Fiction book (1992) -
Women are buxom and agreeable.
Fiction book (2000) -
Two beautiful and buxom climbing buddies smile at him.
Fiction book (2000) -
The bridesmaid, Sharon, was attractive in a slightly heavy and buxom sort of way.
Fiction book (2001) -
She was a buxom, older woman, with weary eyes and too much fat around her heart.
Fiction book (1995) -
I have seen pictures of my great-grandmother, and she was a buxom, proud Native American, more specifically of the Cherokee clan.
Blog text (17) -
The man continues to watch as the madame, a buxom old dame dripping with jewelry, steps forward and says something like, "The Ooh La La is pleased to present Salome and the dance of the seven veils."
Fiction book (2002) -
In the super-skinny era of Twiggy and Goldie Hawn, Pam Grier was all buxom curves and no-nonsense.
Blog text (5) -
They are beautiful, buxom, multiracial girl-robots in Sixties clothes and white go-go boots. Dr. Evil: Breathtaking, Frau.
Fiction book (1997) -
She is known for her buxom figure, which attracts attention wherever she goes.
Synonyms
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7.4
Having a full, curvy body often seen as sexually attractive
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3.3
Having rounded body shapes often seen as attractive, especially with a full bust and hips
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6.5
A woman who has large breasts
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5.9
Having a rounded, attractive body shape with noticeable curves, usually for women
3
7.4
Having large breasts and a curvy body
1
9.7
A woman with a full, rounded, attractive body shape
1
9.9
Having a noticeable chest, often used in compound words to describe people or things
A woman who has large rounded breasts and a curvy body
A woman with large breasts and a full, attractive figure
A woman who has large breasts and a curvy body
A woman with a full, rounded figure who looks healthy and attractive
Plump and attractive in a healthy way
A woman who has a pleasantly round, attractive body shape
Antonyms
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Surface Forms
Etymology
Buxom first meant 'bending' or 'obedient', from an old word būgan meaning 'to bend', the same root as the familiar word bow. Later the idea changed to 'full' and 'lively', so today buxom often describes a woman with a rounded, attractive figure or a hearty, cheerful manner.