Make, form, fashion, shape; proportions, esp. of the body; a particular example of this. Obsolete exc. archaic.

Bodily form or appearance; build, physique. Obsolete.

Bodily form, build; physical appearance. Also: an example of this.

Stature, bodily form, or shape. Obsolete.

As a mass noun. The bodily frame of a person or animal; bone structure or skeletal build, esp. considered in relation to physical strength or…

Of a living being: Bodily shape, occasionally including appearance and bearing. Now chiefly of persons.

The manner in which a thing is made. Of a natural object: form or composition, structure, constitution; build of body, physique, esp. of a…

Habit of body; size. Obsolete.

Bodily condition as to size and shapeliness.

Form, shape; bodily stature or appearance; (in early use frequently in favourable sense) elegant form, shapeliness, comeliness. Also (occasionally)…

The form or shape of something, esp. the physique or features of a person, the build of an animal. Obsolete.

Bodily form and constitution; physique.

The physical body, esp. that of a human being, usually with reference to its build or constitution; physique.

Measurable form or frame; plural material parts, as of the human body; ‘proportions’. Obsolete.

Contour (of the human form). Obsolete. rare.

The build or make of a person. Obsolete exc. dialect.

figurative. Bodily structure, frame, build. In later use, the ‘stuff’ of which a person is made; personal quality or character; preceded by a…

Conformation, build.

Cut, shape, form; shape of the bust from the shoulders to the waist; figure, build, make. In Dress-making, the waist or bodice of a gown; the style…

esp. with reference to the animal body.

Bodily or facial form; physique, build; contour; lineaments. Cf. mould, n.3 10a.

The form, size, and development of a person's body; the characteristic appearance or physical powers of an individual or people.

Contour, outline, shape (of a limb, etc.).

Building; style of construction, make. transferred and figurative.

The visible aspect of a thing; now usually in narrower sense, shape, configuration, as distinguished from colour; occasionally, the shape or…

(a) Typography the typeface used for printing the main text of a publication; (b) a type or class of physique; cf. somatotype, n.

the proportions of a person's or animal's body; cf. build, n. 2c.

The physique of an individual as expressed numerically in terms of the extent to which it exhibits the characteristics of each of three extremes…

Bodily weight; muscular bulk or power. colloquial (originally U.S.).