busty (Meaning)

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busty (s)

(of a woman's body) having a large bosom and pleasing curves

The museum displayed a collection of ancient Roman busts, showcasing various historical figures.
The baker proudly presented his creation: a beautifully decorated, cherry-filled bust of Abraham Lincoln.
The sculptor meticulously chiseled away at the marble, crafting a detailed bust of her subject.
The historian researched the life of the famous Roman emperor, analyzing portraits and surviving busts.
The antique store contained an eclectic collection of trinkets, including a porcelain bust of a Victorian lady.
The artist experimented with different mediums, creating busts using clay, bronze, and even recycled materials.
The children's museum offered interactive exhibits, including a station where they could sculpt their own clay busts.
The documentary explored the intricate process of creating life-size busts, highlighting the sculptor's skill and attention to detail.
The art critic praised the artist's ability to capture the essence of their subject through their expressive busts.
The historical society planned an exhibit showcasing the evolution of bust-making techniques throughout different eras.

(of a woman's body) having a large bosom and pleasing curves

corpulent, rotund, stacked, obese, well-endowed, corn-fed, fleshy, pudgy, built, overweight

lanky, pinched, skeletal, lanky, wasted, gaunt, sinewy, angular, angular, rawboned

The museum displayed a collection of ancient Roman busts, showcasing various historical figures.

The baker proudly presented his creation: a beautifully decorated, cherry-filled bust of Abraham Lincoln.

The sculptor meticulously chiseled away at the marble, crafting a detailed bust of her subject.

The historian researched the life of the famous Roman emperor, analyzing portraits and surviving busts.