buxom

• Gay, laughing, healthy, buxom--a natural product of her care-free environment Feux Dobleman. —  Theft A Play In Four Acts
• I'm worn out with that awful ride and if I've got to repeat it to-morrow, I must get to rest;" but as the buxom maid to whom she appealed paid her scant attention, she turned to Helena with her wail: "Oh, Miss Helena! —  Dorothy on a Ranch
• The governor's daughter, a buxom-looking damsel, was also of the party. —  Marmaduke Merry A Tale of Naval Adventures in Bygone Days
• “Small, shining, neat, methodical, and buxom was Miss Peecher; cherry-cheeked and tuneful of voice. —  Character Sketches of Romance, Fiction and the Drama A Revised American Edition of the Reader's Handbook, Vol. 3
• Presently a buxom-looking German girl, whose rosy cheeks and rotund figure gave evidence that her life in this place had been of short duration, advanced towards them, and, seating herself beside Bucholz, bade him good evening, in a tone of familiarity which betokened a long, or, at least, a well-understood acquaintance Illustration: "A buxom looking german girl sat down beside Bucholz, and bade him Good Evening." —  Bucholz and the Detectives

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