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Meanings of breasts in English

The two breasts of a woman, considered collectively.

Usage of breasts in English
1
She certainly didn't want her breasts pawed at the way Becca described.
All the pretty dead girls
2
Their heart beats in the breasts of the poor and the rich.
Memories: A Story of German Love
3
The Britons thrust their glaives deep in the breasts of the foe.
Arthurian Chronicles: Roman de Brut
4
One year later, we faced him and bared our breasts in defiance.
The Guardian
5
The feel of firm young breasts; the slight heat from her loins.
The devil's heart
6
Jealousy had began to fester in the breasts of the African princes.
Travels of Richard and John Lander into the interior of Africa, ...
7
The breasts certainly appear to be full of milk, said the First.
The Land of Painted Caves
8
His hand slipped inside her blouse; it felt warm against her breasts.
The lake
9
The greed in your breasts has harrowed the people with iron claws.
Mother
10
Digital breasts that move like real ones were previously impossible to achieve.
Wired
11
Tarzan's angry voice aroused similar anger in the breasts of the apes.
Jungle Tales of Tarzan
12
The pillows were of the finest feathers from the breasts of ducks.
The Southerner: A Romance of the Real Lincoln
13
They're not quite as long as Mitzi's, but your breasts are larger.
The Information Officer
14
It occurs to him that he has not yet seen her breasts.
The crimson petal and the white
15
The breasts are are always lower than the shoulderblades of the back.
The Notebooks of Leonardo Da Vinci — Volume 1
16
The chemise in particular showed a strong disposition to hug her breasts.
The irish devil
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United States of America
Common
Australia
Common
South Africa
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