buxomness
noun/ˈbʌksəmnəs/
Etymology Inherited from Middle English buxomnesse, buxumnesse (“obedience, meekness, benevolence”); by surface analysis, buxom + ness.
1
Voluptuousness, shapeliness.
2
Obsolete Obedience.
3
Archaic Happiness, gaiety.
noun — 3 senses
/ˈbʌksəmnəs/
Etymology Inherited from Middle English buxomnesse, buxumnesse (“obedience, meekness, benevolence”); by surface analysis, buxom + ness.
Voluptuousness, shapeliness.
Obsolete Obedience.
Archaic Happiness, gaiety.
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