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Meaning of breast
The primary meaning of the word "breast" refers to the front of the chest, especially in humans, or the mammary gland that produces milk for feeding offspring.
Etymology of breast
The word "breast" comes from Old English "brēast", which is derived from Proto-Germanic "brustiz" and Proto-Indo-European "bʰrew-" (to swell)
The term has been used in English since the 9th century to refer to the front of the chest or the mammary gland
Over time, the word has developed figurative meanings related to emotions, feelings, or passions
Synonyms
bosom
chest
bust
thorax
torso
front
anterior
mammary gland
mammary
mamma
teat
nipple
pap
udder
paps
breasts
bosoms
chest area
mammary organ
thoracic cavity
pectoral region
mammary tissue
lactiferous gland
mammary apparatus
glandular organ
secretory organ
milk gland
lactary gland
lacteal gland
thoracic region
pectoral muscle
anterior thorax
mammary tumor
breast organ
mammary structure
glandular structure
secretory structure
lactiferous duct
milk duct
lacteal duct
Definitions
- The front of the chest, especially in humans, or the part of the body that contains the heart and lungs
- Either of the two mammary glands that produce milk for feeding offspring, typically found on the front of the chest in female mammals
- A corresponding part in other animals, such as birds or reptiles
- The seat of emotions, feelings, or passions, especially love, sorrow, or compassion
Usage Examples
- The baby was feeding at its mother's breast
- She had a lump in her breast that needed to be examined by a doctor
- His breast was filled with sorrow and grief after losing his loved one
- The breast of the chicken was cooked to perfection
Antonyms
back
rear
posterior
spine
dorsal
abdomen
belly
stomach
intestine
gut
hindquarters
rump
buttocks
hip
loin
flank
side
shoulder
arm
leg
foot
toe
heel
ankle
calf
thigh
knee
shin
instep
arch
sole