breasted
ˈbrɛstɪd
Definition

Definition of breasted - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
medicalhaving a breast or breasts
  • The statue was beautifully breasted.
bosomed chested
2.
clothinghaving a specified kind of breast or covering
  • The coat was broad breasted and heavily padded.
clothed covered
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Expressions with breasted

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having a yellow-colored chest or breast area
The yellow-breasted chat sang from the tree.
having two rows of buttons on the front
He wore a double-breasted suit to the formal event..
having breasts uncovered, sometimes in a non-provocative way
She walked bare-breasted along the beach.
having noticeably big breasts
She is a large-breasted woman.
having a red area on the chest
The red-breasted robin sang in the tree.
having a single row of buttons down the front
He wore a single-breasted suit to the interview..

Origin of breasted

English, breast (chest) + ed (having)

Terms with breasted included in their meaning

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men's jacket
casual jacket for men, sometimes single-breasted or in club colors
formal attire
double-breasted jacket part of a formal mess kit
sailor coat
short heavy double-breasted wool coat worn by sailors in cold weather
outerwear
thick double-breasted jacket for cold weather
clothing
loose single-breasted jacket with a belt and pleats
clothing
heavy woolen jacket typically with double-breasted front
UK bird
red-breasted merganser, a type of duck

Examples of breasted in a sentence

  • The breasted mannequin was used for the display.
  • She admired his single-breasted jacket.
  • The tailor recommended a double-breasted design.

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  1. French:poitriné, croisé, ...
  2. German:brüstig, zweireihig, ...
  3. Italian:pettoruto, doppiopetto, ...
  4. Spanish:pechugón, cruzado, ...
  5. Portuguese:peitudo, abotoado, ...
  6. Chinese:有乳房的, 有胸饰的, ...
  7. Japanese:胸を持った, ダブルの, ...
  8. Arabic:ذو ثدي, ذُو صَدر, ...
  9. Hebrew:בַּעַל חָזֶה, כָּפוּל חָזֶה, ...
  10. Russian:грудастый, двубортный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:з грудьми, двобортний, ...
  12. Hindi:स्तनयुक्त, डबल-ब्रेस्टेड, ...
breast
brɛst

Definition of breast - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
female anatomyeither of two soft organs on a woman's chest
  • She felt a lump in her breast.
bosom mammary gland
2.
anatomythe chest area of a human body
  • He crossed his arms over his breast.
3.
cookingcut of meat from the chest of a bird
  • We had chicken breast for dinner.
chicken breast

Verb

1.
climbingintr.DatedUKreach the top of a hill or mountainintr.DatedUK
  • They breasted the hill and saw the valley below.
ascend climb scale
2.
physical contacttr.Rarepush against with the chest or fronttr.Rare
  • He breasted the strong wind with determination.
nudge push shove
3.
challengetr.Rareconfront or face boldlytr.Rare
  • She breasted the difficulties with courage.
confront face
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Images of breast

  • breast: the part of clothing covering the chest
    the part of clothing covering the chest

Expressions with breast

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hit one's chest as a sign of mourning
He beat his breast in grief at the funeral.
milk from human breasts for feeding babies
Breast milk is recommended for newborns.
small pocket on the front of a shirt or jacket
He kept his pen in the breast pocket of his jacket..
device for extracting milk from the breasts
She used a breast pump to store milk for her baby.
meat from the chest of a chicken
She cooked the chicken breast with herbs and spices..
while feeding from a mother's breast
The baby fell asleep at the breast.

Origin of breast

Old English, brēost (chest)

Examples of breast in a sentence

  • She wore a dress that accentuated her breast.
  • The child rested her head against her mother's breast.
  • He felt a sharp pain in his breast after the fall.
  • The recipe calls for turkey breast.
  • He prefers duck breast over other cuts.
  • The eagle's breast was broad and strong.

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  1. French:sein, atteindre, ...
  2. German:Brust, erreichen, ...
  3. Italian:seno, scalare, ...
  4. Spanish:pecho, coronar, ...
  5. Portuguese:seio, alcançar, ...
  6. Chinese:乳房, 登上, ...
  7. Japanese:乳房, 登り切る, ...
  8. Arabic:ثدي, بَلَغَ القِمَّة, ...
  9. Hebrew:שַׁד, לְהַגִּיעַ לְרֹאשׁ, ...
  10. Russian:грудь, взобраться на вершину, ...
  11. Ukrainian:груди, підніматися, ...
  12. Hindi:स्तन, चोटी पर पहुँचना, ...

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