well-endowed
Britishadjective
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having a large supply of money, resources, etc
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informal having a large penis
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informal having large breasts
Example Sentences
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Even financially well-endowed universities would find it hard to justify paying $100,000 to import a faculty member from abroad.
From Los Angeles Times
“If we’re going for going to mobilize, it’s going to be the most prominent, the most well-endowed, the most privileged and protected of us in civil society who have to take the lead,” Levitsky said.
From Los Angeles Times
He may tuck in a hearing aid before his dates, but Turner is as tall, athletic and follicularly well-endowed as any of his decades-younger predecessors.
From Salon
Some of the best and brightest students, he added, would choose well-endowed private institutions that could afford to offer full rides.
From Los Angeles Times
Contemporary illustrations of Cyrano show him to be relatively well-endowed nasally but never quite reaching the grotesque extremes we find in Rostand.
From Salon
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