It means that a girl has an hourglass figure, breasts, butt, wide hips and a relatively small waist (waist-to-hip ratio of 0,7 or below). It has nothing to do with the weight of a person. Curvy isn't a size, it is a body type. Which means that a skinny women CAN be curvy. It also means that an overweight women can be curvy. The term curvy is often used to describe obese or overweight people, which is false. Even if overweight or obese women have more breast and butt, it doesn't mean that they necessarily have an hourglass figure and a waist-to-hip ratio below 0,7, which are very important to be considered curvy.
by Alexandra 69 December 23, 2019
1.) A euphemism for fat when referring to women. Used by others so she doesn't feel bad, used by partners to avoid admitting that a- they like fat girls or b- they have no standards, and used by the women themselves as an excuse. These women often have the deepest vendetta against skinny women.
2.) Women with a perfect hourglass figure (ie. goddesses), with almost no visible fat except on the breasts and badonkadonk behind.
3.) Women with a bit of extra padding, but enormous tits and buttocks that usually make up for it. A respectable alternative to women whose ribs show through their skin.
2.) Women with a perfect hourglass figure (ie. goddesses), with almost no visible fat except on the breasts and badonkadonk behind.
3.) Women with a bit of extra padding, but enormous tits and buttocks that usually make up for it. A respectable alternative to women whose ribs show through their skin.
1.) Guy- Rosie O'Donnel is FAT. Bull Dyke- How dare you, you chauvanist pig! She's beautiful and just a bit curvy!
2.) Bull Dyke- Rosie O'Donnel is curvy. Guy- No, she's fat. Beyonce is curvy.
3.) Guy- I'd rather do America Ferrera than Paris Hilton. I'll take the waist if it means I get all that ass.
2.) Bull Dyke- Rosie O'Donnel is curvy. Guy- No, she's fat. Beyonce is curvy.
3.) Guy- I'd rather do America Ferrera than Paris Hilton. I'll take the waist if it means I get all that ass.
by kickflipthecat February 4, 2009
Term that fat women and guys who can't get a shapely woman use as a euphemism to describe fat women. Originally it meant a woman's natural figure in which the breast line and hips are both slightly larger measurements than the waist measurement, ideally 36 - 24 - 36.
by PimpMuh April 7, 2018
Used in the past to describe women with particularly voluptuous breasts and figures that would get them a lifetime ban from contemporary modeling agencies, now increasingly borrowed to designate plus-size women in a complex-free way. This word has a way of turning normal men into pedantic defenders of linguistic purity.
Alex: You see the curvy new waitress at Tony's? She gave you a nice smile.
Don: What are you talking about, I got standards, man.
Alex: Bro, take a good look at yourself and tell me that again.
Don: What are you talking about, I got standards, man.
Alex: Bro, take a good look at yourself and tell me that again.
by Islandson September 22, 2019
Not quite bi-sexual - not quite straight.
A curvy individual is someone who does not fancy their own sex, but will partake in sexual acts with them. They are not bi-sexual. A bi-sexual is someone who fancies both sexes.
A curvy individual is someone who does not fancy their own sex, but will partake in sexual acts with them. They are not bi-sexual. A bi-sexual is someone who fancies both sexes.
by MissBehaviourUK February 14, 2005
A very ambiguous word that depends widely on the speaker.
Primarily women and emasculated men will use the word "curvy" to describe a woman's physical form, but when coming from these groups, is a euphemism for "obese".
Coming from any other group, it means the literal definition of being curvy
Primarily women and emasculated men will use the word "curvy" to describe a woman's physical form, but when coming from these groups, is a euphemism for "obese".
Coming from any other group, it means the literal definition of being curvy
by Exmorted October 30, 2016