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buxom betty
An older family member from whom one has inherited a large breast size. Usually a grandmother or great-aunt.
"Wow...look at that photo of Grandmom. She was an absolute buxom betty. Guess that's where I got my big boobs from."
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buxom betty by Bluegutsoup April 8, 2010
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buxom
There was a time when voluptuous, buxom ladies were worshipped... but now anorexic women are admired instead.
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buxomology by Robert Horvers October 1, 2019
buxom
Used to mean "vigorous", "hale and hearty".
Now it refers to a woman with a full figure, voluptuous curves and generously endowed in the bust and hips (as opposed to the bone-thin supermodels shown in the media).
Think of Jennifer Hudson, Beyonce, Kelly Clarkson, Sara Ramirez, Queen Latifah, Kate Winslet, Marilyn Monroe, Anna Nicole Smith, Mia Tyler, Chloe Agnew, America Ferrera, among others.
Now it refers to a woman with a full figure, voluptuous curves and generously endowed in the bust and hips (as opposed to the bone-thin supermodels shown in the media).
Think of Jennifer Hudson, Beyonce, Kelly Clarkson, Sara Ramirez, Queen Latifah, Kate Winslet, Marilyn Monroe, Anna Nicole Smith, Mia Tyler, Chloe Agnew, America Ferrera, among others.
buxom
"Healthily plump", filled-out, thick-bodied and ample, neither thin nor fat. May or may not be overweight and may or may not have some rolls and love handles. Often comes with great legs and a great booty.
Applied to men, barrel chested and broad-shouldered with nicely-shaped legs and a solid, substantial body.
Applied to women, broad-hipped and womanly with lots of voluptuous curves and generously endowed in the butt and breasts.
Applied to men, barrel chested and broad-shouldered with nicely-shaped legs and a solid, substantial body.
Applied to women, broad-hipped and womanly with lots of voluptuous curves and generously endowed in the butt and breasts.
As a football player, he was quite buxom with his big, round chest, his thick arms and legs, his ample butt, and the solid muscles underneath.
She was a tall, buxom girl with blue eyes and a head of thick cinnamon curls that fell almost to her waist. She smugly sashayed down the street, her low neckline together with her big hips and posterior drawing the eyes of many a young male.
She was a tall, buxom girl with blue eyes and a head of thick cinnamon curls that fell almost to her waist. She smugly sashayed down the street, her low neckline together with her big hips and posterior drawing the eyes of many a young male.
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