torso
noun, plural tor·sos, tor·si [tawr-see] /ˈtɔr si/.
Origin of torso
Related Words for torso
piece, figure, effigy, image, bust, likeness, statuary, sculpture, marble, bronze, icon, statuette, stalk, stem, torso, frame, carcass, thing, shape, objectExamples from the Web for torso
Contemporary Examples of torso
She tugged on the black rope that wrapped around his thighs and torso, her leather gloves creaking with each adjustment.
From the torso, the Lift claims the ability to better sense the true culprit of bad posture: the neck and shoulders.
Every time he breathed, he felt pains all through his torso—fractured ribs.
He had skinny legs and bloated ribs fanning from his torso like an accordion strapped to his chest.
His torso was nude and his legs had been amputated by the locomotive engine.
Historical Examples of torso
The Englishman had the torso of a prize-fighter, with a face like that of a fair-haired baby.
My Double LifeSarah Bernhardt
We find that under the ribs in the torso are all the vital organs.
In every exercise feel a sympathetic expansion of the torso.
They are all expressed by sympathy and right expansion of the torso.
He went over the patient's torso, up and down, back and forth.
Ten From InfinityPaul W. Fairman