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Definition of breast
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of breast is as below...
Breast
(n.) The fore part of the body,
between
the neck and the
belly;
the
chest;
as, the
breast
of a man or of a
horse..
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Sweetbrier
::
Sweet-breasted
(a.)
Having
a
sweet,
musical
voice,
as the
nightingale.
Cf.
Breast,
n., 6..
Clavicle
::
Clavicle
(n.) The
collar
bone, which is
joined
at one end to the
scapula,
or
shoulder
blade,
and at the other to the
sternum,
or
breastbone.
In man each
clavicle
is
shaped
like the
letter
/, and is
situated
just above the first rib on
either
side of the neck. In birds the two
clavicles
are
united
ventrally,
forming
the
merrythought,
or
wishbone..
Yellowhammer
::
Yellowhammer
(n.) A
common
European
finch
(Emberiza
citrinella).
The color of the male is
bright
yellow
on the
breast,
neck, and sides of the head, with the back
yellow
and
brown,
and the top of the head and the tail
quills
blackish.
Called
also
yellow
bunting,
scribbling
lark, and
writing
lark..
Breastsummer
::
Breastsummer
(n.) A
summer
or
girder
extending
across
a
building
flush with, and
supporting,
the upper part of a front or
external
wall; a long
lintel;
a
girder;
-- used
principally
above shop
windows..
Wean
::
Wean (a.) To
accustom
and
reconcile,
as a child or other young
animal,
to a want or
deprivation
of
mother's
milk; to take from the
breast
or
udder;
to cause to cease to
depend
on the
mother
nourishment..
Breastplough
::
Breastplough
(n.) A kind of plow,
driven
by the
breast
of the
workman;
-- used to cut or pare
turf..
Bandolier
::
Bandolier
(n.) A broad
leather
belt
formerly
worn by
soldiers
over the right
shoulder
and
across
the
breast
under the left arm.
Originally
it was used for
supporting
the
musket
and
twelve
cases for
charges,
but later only as a
cartridge
belt..
Byard
::
Byard (n.) A piece of
leather
crossing
the
breast,
used by the men who drag
sledges
in coal
mines..
Tire
::
Tire (n.) A
child's
apron,
covering
the
breast
and
having
no
sleeves;
a
pinafore;
a
tier..
Pectoral
::
Pectoral
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
breast,
or
chest;
as, the
pectoral
muscles..
Breast-high
::
Breast-high
(a.) High as the
breast.
Ablactation
::
Ablactation
(n.) The
weaning
of a child from the
breast,
or of young
beasts
from their dam..
Pectorally
::
Pectorally
(adv.)
As
connected
with the
breast.
Brownback
::
Brownback
(n.) The
dowitcher
or
red-breasted
snipe.
See
Dowitcher.
Breastplate
::
Breastplate
(n.) A piece
against
which the
workman
presses
his
breast
in
operating
a
breast
drill,
or other
similar
tool..
Concave
::
Concave
(n.) A
curved
sheath
or
breasting
for a
revolving
cylinder
or roll.
Sapphire
::
Sapphire
(n.) Any
humming
bird of the genus
Hylocharis,
native
of South
America.
The
throat
and
breast
are
usually
bright
blue..
Pigeon-breasted
::
Pigeon-breasted
(a.)
Having
a
breast
like a
pigeon,
-- the
sternum
being so
prominent
as to
constitute
a
deformity;
chicken-breasted..
Latisternal
::
Latisternal
(a.)
Having
a broad
breastbone,
or
sternum;
-- said of
anthropoid
apes..
Bosom
::
Bosom (n.) Any thing or place
resembling
the
breast;
a
supporting
surface;
an inner
recess;
the
interior;
as, the bosom of the
earth..
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