barrel-chested

[bar-uhl-ches-tid]

bar·rel-chest·ed

[bar-uhl-ches-tid]
adjective
having a broad, prominent chest or thorax.

Origin:
1960–65
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barrel-chested
 
adj
having a large rounded chest

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Main Entry:  barrel-chested
Part of Speech:  adj
Definition:  having an outwardly rounded chest, like a barrel side
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