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bosomy

American  
[booz-uh-mee, boo-zuh-] / ˈbʊz ə mi, ˈbu zə- /

adjective

  1. (of a woman) having a large or prominent bosom.


bosomy British  
/ ˈbʊzəmɪ /

adjective

  1. (of a woman) having large breasts

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Etymology

Origin of bosomy

First recorded in 1925–30; bosom + -y 1

Example Sentences

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Yes, the original bosomy Barbies my sister and I found under the Christmas tree in 1959 came dressed in a strapless black-and-white striped swimsuit and high heels, along with a wedding dress.

From Los Angeles Times

I feel comforted in this place, I wrote, this place that embraces me with the intimacy of a wrinkled, bosomy aunt.

From The Guardian

On the outside edge of one green, Blasi created mounds reminiscent of the bosomy shapes of Alister MacKenzie’s famed Sitwell Park green in England which had been abandoned long ago because it lacked hole locations.

From Golf Digest

A large, bosomy Slavic lady in a bulky sweater of natural sheep's wool, purple slacks, high-heeled black overshoes with Persian lamb cuffs and a matching toque, puffed white, inaudible words into the wintry air.

From Literature

This technological soup gives the metallic frame a humanoid cladding, making it more reassuringly and pleasantly familiar, from bosomy top to round bottom.

From New York Times