full-bottomed Synonyms
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full-bottomed Meaning
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full-bottomed (a.)
Full and large at the bottom, as wigs worn by certain civil officers in Great Britain.
Of great capacity below the water line.
full-bottomed Sentence Examples
- The full-bottomed wig caricatured the elaborate hairstyles of the 18th century.
- The king's court was known for its courtiers adorned with magnificent full-bottomed wigs.
- The ship's hold was full-bottomed, allowing it to carry a vast amount of cargo.
- The lake's full-bottomed shape provided ample space for swimming and boating.
- The hourglass had a full-bottomed top and a narrow waist, representing the ebb and flow of time.
- The vase's full-bottomed design added a sense of grandeur to the room.
- The teapot's full-bottomed structure allowed it to hold a generous amount of tea.
- The dress had a full-bottomed skirt that flared out in a graceful arc.
- The antique chandelier's full-bottomed frame sparkled with intricate details.
- The mountain's full-bottomed base provided a stable foundation for its towering peak.
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Full and large at the bottom, as wigs worn by certain civil officers in Great Britain., Of great capacity below the water line.
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The full-bottomed wig caricatured the elaborate hairstyles of the 18th century.
The king's court was known for its courtiers adorned with magnificent full-bottomed wigs.
The ship's hold was full-bottomed, allowing it to carry a vast amount of cargo.
The lake's full-bottomed shape provided ample space for swimming and boating.
