Buxom

Pronunciation: /ˈbʌksəm/

Definitions of buxom

adjective Buxom is an adjective that describes a woman as having a full, rounded figure; voluptuous or plump.

Example Sentences

A1 She is a buxom woman with a big smile.

A2 The buxom waitress served us with a friendly attitude.

B1 The buxom actress captivated the audience with her charm.

B2 The buxom model graced the cover of the magazine.

C1 Her buxom figure turned heads wherever she went.

C2 The buxom singer's voice was as captivating as her appearance.

Examples of buxom in a Sentence

formal The actress was known for her buxom figure and elegant demeanor.

informal She's got a buxom physique that turns heads wherever she goes.

slang Check out that buxom babe over there!

figurative The buxom clouds in the sky signaled an impending storm.

Grammatical Forms of buxom

• past tense: buxomed
• plural: buxoms
• comparative: more buxom
• superlative: most buxom
• present tense: buxoms
• future tense: will buxom
• perfect tense: have buxomed
• continuous tense: is buxoming
• singular: buxom
• positive degree: buxom
• infinitive: to buxom
• gerund: buxoming
• participle: buxoming

Origin and Evolution of buxom

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Old English

Story behind the word: The word 'buxom' originated from Middle English, derived from the Old English word 'būgan' meaning 'to bend' or 'to bow'.

Evolution of the word: Originally, 'buxom' was used to describe someone who was obedient or compliant. Over time, the meaning shifted to describe someone who was plump or full-bosomed, especially in reference to women.