-chested
suffix /-tʃes.tɪd/Definition
› with a chest (= top half of the body) of the stated type: He was bare-chested. She is rather flat-chested (= she has small breasts).The human torso
(Definition of -chested suffix from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- -bellied suffix
- -waisted suffix
- abdomen noun
- beer belly noun
- belly button noun
- core adjective (IMPORTANT)
- flank noun (BODY)
- groin noun (BODY)
- gut noun (BOWELS)
- hip noun (BODY PART)
- middle noun
- pectorals noun
- six-pack noun
- solar plexus noun
- stomach ache noun
- thorax noun
- trunk noun (MAIN PART)
- tummy button noun
- tummy noun
- waistline noun
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