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big–boned
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big–boned
(adjective)
big–boned
adjective
bigger–boned
;
biggest–boned
big–boned
adjective
bigger–boned
;
biggest–boned
Britannica Dictionary definition of BIG–BONED
[
or more big–boned; most big–boned
]
:
having large bones
:
large but not fat
He is tall and
big-boned
.
a
big-boned
girl/gal
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