well-stacked

British  

adjective

1. slang (of a woman) of voluptuous proportions

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Example Sentences

With new addition Za’Darius Smith and healthy returner Danielle Hunter, the Vikings are well-stacked at the outside linebacker spots as long as the duo can stay out of injury trouble.

From Seattle Times

At Sub Arena in Fort Madison, home to well-stacked deli sandwiches and a $3 cottage cheese potato salad, several guests recalled warming to Mr. O’Rourke as they followed his Senate campaign or in his recent appearance with Oprah Winfrey.

From New York Times

One example of a well-stacked American city is New York, New York — aka the island of Manhattan.

From Salon

A more intimate look at the jurors in Yanez’s criminal case, compiled by the Minneapolis Star Tribune, offers not only insights into how they arrived at their decision, but a look at just how well-stacked the jury was against a just verdict for Castile.

From Salon

This well-stacked lineup includes Chris Gethard, whose one-man show “Career Suicide” will appear on HBO in May; Kevin Allison, a former member of the sketch group the State and now the host of the popular storytelling podcast “Risk!”

From New York Times