curvy

Or curv·ey

[kur-vee]

adjective

curvier, curviest 

1. curved.

2. Informal.,  curvaceous.

Word History and Origins

Origin of curvy¹

First recorded in 1900–05; curve + -y ¹

Example Sentences

The fashionista continued: "It's not woke to think that someone curvy is beautiful, it's not woke to think someone from another country is beautiful."

From BBC

In the August issue of Vogue, widely considered a fashion bible, Los Angeles brand Guess had an ad featuring a curvy blond AI model in a light blue floral romper.

From Los Angeles Times

Andrews designed two curvy couches for his collection with furniture company A. Rudin and estimates he includes a serpentine sofa in roughly half his design projects.

From Los Angeles Times

But there he snuggled beside a perfect body — a far cry from my petite, curvy self.

From Los Angeles Times

They thrive in bunches, bound by a unifying stalk which joins them happily together in curvy yellow brightness.

From Salon