Meanings of buxom lass in English

Youth does not save the buxom lass who has been filling herself with unripe fruit.

He was ferried across the Pedee river by a buxom lass, who captured his heart.

Our Hal hath a tender heart for a babe and an eye for a buxom lass.

This buxom lass was a house servant on a plantation situated about five miles from Judge LeMonde's.

Ay, you were a buxom lass then.

I went out into the passage to find waiting there a tall buxom lass of about five-and-twenty years of age.

At last in his wanderings, Hans found a buxom lass who was willing to take him for better or worse.

A girl also disappeared; a buxom lass with yellow hair and blue eyes, about whom half the country bumpkins had gone nearly wild.'

His good-humor made the people laugh also and crowd round his cart closely, shouting uproariously when some buxom lass submitted to be kissed.

This buxom lass then told him that her young missis and Adrian's young gentleman were a pretty couple, and met one another every night.

They called Clara the Buxom Lass, and they called her well.

During tiffin, we were surrounded by a bevy of really fair and buxom lasses.

"Dear!" said the buxom lass, "was you coming for me to-night to know?"

When it's dark, psychos with skinning knives chase buxom lasses through the woods, and rappel ropes dangle unseen well short of the ledge.