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breasted
1[ bres-tid ]
Breasted
2[ bres-tid ]
noun
- James Henry, 1865–1935, U.S. archaeologist and historian of ancient Egypt.
Word History and Origins
Example Sentences
In just 33 years, the numbers of yellow-breasted buntings dropped by 84 percent.
He dresses tackily, in double breasted blazers, two-tone dress shirts, and gold ties.
I got them for that, and because of that, I started getting scripts that would say, “full-breasted” or “large-breasted.”
Everyone knows who Femen is, so the bare-breasted demonstrations are clearly working.
Then she purred, “John, if you wear a double-breasted jacket, you must always keep it buttoned.”
Ministers of a certain persuasion often seem to have a predilection for double-breasted suits, as well as three-piece ones.
Synallaxis erythrothorax Sclater: Rufous-breasted Spinetail.
Undress: Short blue jacket with round collar, single-breasted—six buttons in front, and three on each cuff.
The horse breasted the flood with difficulty, but he bore us all across one at a time, seated behind the farmer.
Gasping for breath and crunching for foothold the sidewalk people breasted the gritty cold.
A speckle-breasted thrush perched on a corner of the grey wall and poured his heart out.
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