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Meanings of buxom in English
(Of a woman's body) having a large bosom and pleasing curves.
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Usage of buxom in English
1
She was a buxom young Vietnamese model with a yen for attention.
2
In cold weather his preferences go toward the buxom, in summer, svelte.
3
With her came the cook, a fresh buxom young woman of thirty.
4
The buxom barmaid brought their drink, bending low in front of Owein.
5
A number of buxom dames, accompanied by slender girls, were filing in.
6
Tiny-waisted yet buxom, she had creamy skin with a faint olive sheen.
7
And at the Christmas feast he danced with the buxom farmer's daughters.
8
She was English, and by nature, of a buxom figure and cheerful.
9
Miss Tilly was a buxom female of forty or thereabouts, with spectacles.
10
If you have a buxom derrière, this is the pose for you.
11
She was a buxom, pleasant little Frenchwoman, and inclined to be friendly.
12
I was not looking for the bouncing, buxom, red-cheeked, arms-akimbo, butter-colored-hair sort.
13
Jane Bannister was a buxom, hearty woman, well liked by her fellow-servants.
14
By the hearth, Heward and a buxom wench were playing at forfeits.
15
She's a big, buxom woman with jolly, brown eyes like a cow's.
16
The bag was buxom, but Maman's arm was like a broken-off branch.
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United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common