Are women with large boobs busty or bosomy?

Do you want a literary term or slang?

what's the a literary term and what's slang?

Literary: buxom, large-breasted,
Women with this body type: voluptuous, rubenesque
Somewhat informal: busty, bosomy,
Very informal: big *****/boobies, big t-i-t-s

Those shallow enough to judge women by the size of their mammary glands rather than that of their brains, but unwilling to admit that they think in this way, may condescendingly say that a particular woman carries all before her. Those of similar mind duly smirk at this remark.

Oh come on, EF, we really shouldn't be doing this

But if we must, what is the literary equivalent of 'well-hung' or 'has a large lunch-box'?

- Is endowed with immense priapic proportions?

Dave

I don't pass judgement on any poster's vocabulary requests. For the more egregious, titillating, or salacious requests, I usually just point to UrbanDictionary.

CliveHi Charmyou,No-one seems to have told you that the word '*****' is one that you should be careful about using. Many people consider it unsuitable in polite conversation.Clive

I should have added that to my first post. All the ones marked "Very informal" can be offensive.

CliveHi Charmyou,No-one seems to have told you that the word '*****' is one that you should be careful about using. Many people consider it unsuitable in polite conversation.Clive

This may be the case in North America, but the word is moderately harmless in BrE.The North American tube top was very commonly known as a

fivejedjonThis may be the case in North America, but the word is moderately harmless in BrE.The North American tube top was very commonly known as a **** tube in BrE.

Two countries separated by a common language. In the U.S. a "**** tube" is a television set. That's funny!

As to the orig