cleavage
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4.2
- noun
- /ˈklivɪdʒ/
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- This'll give you a lovely shape and a prominent cleavage.
- visible cleavage
Though it is giving me some serious cleavage, which is hard to do.
- Though it is giving me some serious cleavage, which is hard to do.
- Like women have cleavage and large breasts?
- Like my cleavage was not this like kind of normal cleavage, but it started like an inch higher on the right side than it was on the left side.
- It's quite low, does give me a lot of cleavage, but I really do like the comfort of just throwing on a cozy dress.
- Dude got that straight up beef cleavage dog, you feel me?
- There's girls in like lot tons of cleavage, bro horse's cock.
Examples
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She's wearing a flimsy summer dress, and you can see the top of her cleavage.
Fiction book (1994) -
Women are allowed to show their cleavage here, by the way.
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We're going to cover up the cleavage instead, OK?
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Though it is giving me some serious cleavage, which is hard to do.
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Do not forget the neck and cleavage areas, if they are shown.
Academic text (1993) -
I'm getting a lot of cleavage action tonight.
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Evidently, Justin could eat, talk, and still keep his eyes on Deanie's cleavage, such as it was.
Fiction book (2001) -
Plenty of cleavage, Eddy.
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Her long black strapless gown showcased a cleavage that would easily accommodate five bucks.
Fiction book (1995) -
She wore a stunning dress that accentuated her cleavage at the formal event.
Synonyms
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8.9
A low neckline on a woman's dress or top that shows the chest and shoulders
Compounds
How Revealing
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Cleavage for the space between a woman's breasts comes from the same root cleave meaning 'to split' and the idea of a small 'gap' or 'cleft' between two parts. So the origin explains why cleavage can mean the line or opening shown by low-cut clothing.