buxomly
- adverb
- /ˈbʌksəmli/
- NSFW
- She walked buxomly into the party, turning heads as she passed.
Examples
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The actress posed buxomly for the glamorous photoshoot.
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Dressed in vintage attire, she danced buxomly across the stage.
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She danced buxomly at the festival.
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The actress moved buxomly across the stage.
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She entered the room buxomly, capturing everyone's attention with her curves.
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The model walked buxomly down the runway, showcasing her stunning figure.
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With a buxomly sway of her hips, she left a lasting impression at the gala.
Synonyms
In a slow, rich way that shows strong physical pleasure or luxury
In a way that shows soft, rounded body shapes, often to look attractive
In a rounded, full way that looks soft
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Buxomly comes from buxom plus -ly. The older word buxom once came from an old word meaning 'to bow' and meant 'obedient', but people later linked it to bosom ('breast') and the sense shifted to 'full-bosomed' or 'curvy', so buxomly means moving or looking 'in a curvy, full-bosomed way'.