bosomy
- adjective
- /ˈbuzəmi/
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abundante
- The actress was known for her bosomy figure, which captivated the audience at the premiere.
Examples
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The cook, a bosomy Russian woman, saw him from her window and, when the water was hot, called him over to the kitchen window.
Fiction book (1994) -
She was small, bosomy, large-eyed, with dark good looks—cute, immensely intensely cute—which was, as Paula well remembered, the ideal of the day.
Fiction book (1991) -
He described the bosomy woman in the painting as embodying the beauty of classical art.
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During the casting call, the director favored models with a bosomy appearance to fit the role.
Synonyms
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7.4
Having a full, curvy body often seen as sexually attractive
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6.5
A woman who has large breasts
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8.1
A woman with a full, rounded body, often with large breasts and a lively manner
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5.9
Having a rounded, attractive body shape with noticeable curves, usually for women
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7.2
Having a large chest and broad shoulders
A woman who has large rounded breasts and a curvy body
Having a large, full chest that stands out
A woman who has large breasts and a curvy body
A person or statue with a large chest
A woman who has a pleasantly round, attractive body shape
Plump and attractive in a healthy way
How Busty
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Bosomy comes from the English word bosom, which means 'chest' or 'breast'. The ending -y means 'full of' or 'having', so bosomy means 'having a full chest', which is why we use it for a woman with large breasts or a full figure.