Pécs
1 Americannoun
plural noun
noun
Etymology
Origin of pecs
First recorded in 1965–70; by shortening
Example Sentences
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Is "fit and healthy" becoming increasingly wrapped up in a tight torso and sculpted pecs?
From BBC
Consequently, the front of the body — the pecs — tighten up and the back of the shoulders get over-stretched.
From Los Angeles Times
Rare is the queen who spends five days a week at the gym inflating masculine pecs, amplifying delts and defining abs — or, worse, ignoring altogether questions of style, anatomical or applied.
From Los Angeles Times
So are his eyes, his mane, his pecs, his knuckles.
From Los Angeles Times
“There you go! There you go! We’ve got to show them our pecs!”
From Washington Post
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