Definition of chesty in English:

chesty

adjectivechestier, chestiest ˈtʃɛstiˈtʃɛsti

informal

1British Having a lot of catarrh in the lungs.
he got a bit chesty
a chesty cough
Example sentencesExamples
- But, in addition to the emotional strain of her younger daughter's death, she has been battling with a virus which has left her with a chesty cold.
- To break up a chesty cough, try inhaling some steam.
- ‘I'm prone to picking up chest infections, like chesty coughs, and I get violent headaches,’ he said.
- Expectorants in cough mixtures can promote mucus removal for a chesty cough and help to ease breathing for exercise.
- It will either help my chesty cough or make me whinny and jump fences.
- As her other children - Ben, nine, and Kylie, six - played outside, only a chesty cough betrayed their mum's desperate struggle.
- I gave up the roll ups way back purely because of the chesty coughs and my Grandfathers death.
- A chesty cough rattled its way from inside the frail woman.
- As it was I was felt a bit chesty and shivery on Sunday but am alright now.
- Regarding his health he said that he did not have any major illnesses but did suffer from indigestion, heartburn and a chesty cough.
- I am resting in bed with achy bones/muscles and a horrid chesty cough.
- Or it could simply be ‘fashionable’ now to hand out inhalers to everyone with a chesty cough.
- This was all done with a very snotty cold and tight chesty cough, the like of which would have made me take a day off were I working for someone other than myself.
- So that's it I suppose, I did nothing today, I have a chesty cough and my nose is running away from my face.
- Most chesty illnesses get better on their own, although the cough may take a long time to go completely.
- Today I didn't go into work as I haven't been feeling very well - headaches, chesty cold, etc.
- Doctors have warned that a regular chesty cough can be an indicator of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease - the collective name for smoking-related illnesses such as chronic bronchitis and emphysema.
- I would describe the symptoms as flu-like but the chesty cough made it appear like bronchitis.
- I had begun to find their intense flowery scent stifling and had the impression that they were causing my chesty cough.
- Some develop chesty coughs - and all of these can be helped by acupuncture, said Hugh.
2(of a woman) having large or prominent breasts.
Example sentencesExamples
- By March we had started rehearsals, the chesty senior (whose name was Ann) was playing Helena (one of the main heroines), and Rick was playing Oberon king of shadows.
- Not that I know much about it, but I do know that there are a lot of chesty airheads on TV these days who couldn't act if someone was holding a gun to their heads.
- Well, that and he always has pictures of chesty babes.
- ‘Jess is a bit more chesty than you, though’ Kath muses.
- Las Vegas encourages tourists to indulge in sexual voyeurism with a wealth of cheesy, chesty revues - your choice of gender.
- It's an audacious bit of dialogue for a cheapo skin flick starring some of the most naturally chesty gals you'll ever see in your life.
- She glanced over at the bar, where she saw the chesty redhead flirting with a customer as she refilled his drink.
Synonyms
large-breasted, big-breasted, full-breasted, heavy-breasted, bosomy, large-bosomed, big-bosomed, full-bosomed
3North American Conceited and arrogant.
people hate a chesty man
Example sentencesExamples
- The genius, here, is that the athletic soar of that chesty attitude indicates not boyish high spirits or exuberant tough-guy mayhem, but a desperate cling to a fading image of the larger-than-life.
- She writes, ‘I hesitate to interrupt the victory laps, the chesty posing, the passing out of medals.’
- And why do you get all chesty at the slightest provocation?
Synonyms
vain, narcissistic, pleased with oneself, self-loving, in love with oneself, self-admiring, self-regarding, self-centred, egotistic, egotistical, egoistic, egocentric, egomaniac

Derivatives

chestily

adverb

informal

Rich looks slighter than I remember, and he is sounding bad, coughing chestily into his fist.
Example sentencesExamples
- He nodded and coughed chestily; his eyes in the sky.
- Can a lot of sopranos chestily growl the Habañera?
- He is fine company and laughs chestily at times, even if for the most part he assumes the patented demeanour of the serious, centred actor.
- I come down here wrapped in scarves, gloves and winter apparel, wheezing chestily and barely able to speak.

chestiness

noun

informal

If a speaker has any excess chestiness or other colorations, the sound gets too muddled and indistinct.
Example sentencesExamples
- If you think you have a cough, cold or any form of chestiness, consult a registered medical practitioner.
- Vocals had just the right balance of full-bodied chestiness and articulation.
- There was nary a trace of sibilance in female voices or chestiness in male voices.
- Aside from some occasional chestiness on vocals and a slight sense of veiling, midrange transparency was also good.

Rhymes

testy, zesty

Definition of chesty in US English:

chesty

adjectiveˈtʃɛstiˈCHestē

informal

1(of a woman) having large or prominent breasts.
Example sentencesExamples
- Well, that and he always has pictures of chesty babes.
- It's an audacious bit of dialogue for a cheapo skin flick starring some of the most naturally chesty gals you'll ever see in your life.
- Not that I know much about it, but I do know that there are a lot of chesty airheads on TV these days who couldn't act if someone was holding a gun to their heads.
- ‘Jess is a bit more chesty than you, though’ Kath muses.
- By March we had started rehearsals, the chesty senior (whose name was Ann) was playing Helena (one of the main heroines), and Rick was playing Oberon king of shadows.
- Las Vegas encourages tourists to indulge in sexual voyeurism with a wealth of cheesy, chesty revues - your choice of gender.
- She glanced over at the bar, where she saw the chesty redhead flirting with a customer as she refilled his drink.
Synonyms
large-breasted, big-breasted, full-breasted, heavy-breasted, bosomy, large-bosomed, big-bosomed, full-bosomed
2North American Conceited and arrogant.
Example sentencesExamples
- And why do you get all chesty at the slightest provocation?
- She writes, ‘I hesitate to interrupt the victory laps, the chesty posing, the passing out of medals.’
- The genius, here, is that the athletic soar of that chesty attitude indicates not boyish high spirits or exuberant tough-guy mayhem, but a desperate cling to a fading image of the larger-than-life.
Synonyms
vain, narcissistic, pleased with oneself, self-loving, in love with oneself, self-admiring, self-regarding, self-centred, egotistic, egotistical, egoistic, egocentric, egomaniac
3Having a lot of mucus in the lungs.
a chesty cough
Example sentencesExamples
- It will either help my chesty cough or make me whinny and jump fences.
- Or it could simply be ‘fashionable’ now to hand out inhalers to everyone with a chesty cough.
- I gave up the roll ups way back purely because of the chesty coughs and my Grandfathers death.
- I had begun to find their intense flowery scent stifling and had the impression that they were causing my chesty cough.
- But, in addition to the emotional strain of her younger daughter's death, she has been battling with a virus which has left her with a chesty cold.
- So that's it I suppose, I did nothing today, I have a chesty cough and my nose is running away from my face.
- As her other children - Ben, nine, and Kylie, six - played outside, only a chesty cough betrayed their mum's desperate struggle.
- Doctors have warned that a regular chesty cough can be an indicator of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease - the collective name for smoking-related illnesses such as chronic bronchitis and emphysema.
- Regarding his health he said that he did not have any major illnesses but did suffer from indigestion, heartburn and a chesty cough.
- I would describe the symptoms as flu-like but the chesty cough made it appear like bronchitis.
- ‘I'm prone to picking up chest infections, like chesty coughs, and I get violent headaches,’ he said.
- A chesty cough rattled its way from inside the frail woman.
- Today I didn't go into work as I haven't been feeling very well - headaches, chesty cold, etc.
- Some develop chesty coughs - and all of these can be helped by acupuncture, said Hugh.
- I am resting in bed with achy bones/muscles and a horrid chesty cough.
- As it was I was felt a bit chesty and shivery on Sunday but am alright now.
- To break up a chesty cough, try inhaling some steam.
- This was all done with a very snotty cold and tight chesty cough, the like of which would have made me take a day off were I working for someone other than myself.
- Expectorants in cough mixtures can promote mucus removal for a chesty cough and help to ease breathing for exercise.
- Most chesty illnesses get better on their own, although the cough may take a long time to go completely.

单词	chesty
释义	Definition of chesty in English: chesty adjectivechestier, chestiest ˈtʃɛstiˈtʃɛsti informal 1British Having a lot of catarrh in the lungs. he got a bit chesty a chesty cough Example sentencesExamples But, in addition to the emotional strain of her younger daughter's death, she has been battling with a virus which has left her with a chesty cold. To break up a chesty cough, try inhaling some steam. ‘I'm prone to picking up chest infections, like chesty coughs, and I get violent headaches,’ he said. Expectorants in cough mixtures can promote mucus removal for a chesty cough and help to ease breathing for exercise. It will either help my chesty cough or make me whinny and jump fences. As her other children - Ben, nine, and Kylie, six - played outside, only a chesty cough betrayed their mum's desperate struggle. I gave up the roll ups way back purely because of the chesty coughs and my Grandfathers death. A chesty cough rattled its way from inside the frail woman. As it was I was felt a bit chesty and shivery on Sunday but am alright now. Regarding his health he said that he did not have any major illnesses but did suffer from indigestion, heartburn and a chesty cough. I am resting in bed with achy bones/muscles and a horrid chesty cough. Or it could simply be ‘fashionable’ now to hand out inhalers to everyone with a chesty cough. This was all done with a very snotty cold and tight chesty cough, the like of which would have made me take a day off were I working for someone other than myself. So that's it I suppose, I did nothing today, I have a chesty cough and my nose is running away from my face. Most chesty illnesses get better on their own, although the cough may take a long time to go completely. Today I didn't go into work as I haven't been feeling very well - headaches, chesty cold, etc. Doctors have warned that a regular chesty cough can be an indicator of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease - the collective name for smoking-related illnesses such as chronic bronchitis and emphysema. I would describe the symptoms as flu-like but the chesty cough made it appear like bronchitis. I had begun to find their intense flowery scent stifling and had the impression that they were causing my chesty cough. Some develop chesty coughs - and all of these can be helped by acupuncture, said Hugh. 2(of a woman) having large or prominent breasts. Example sentencesExamples By March we had started rehearsals, the chesty senior (whose name was Ann) was playing Helena (one of the main heroines), and Rick was playing Oberon king of shadows. Not that I know much about it, but I do know that there are a lot of chesty airheads on TV these days who couldn't act if someone was holding a gun to their heads. Well, that and he always has pictures of chesty babes. ‘Jess is a bit more chesty than you, though’ Kath muses. Las Vegas encourages tourists to indulge in sexual voyeurism with a wealth of cheesy, chesty revues - your choice of gender. It's an audacious bit of dialogue for a cheapo skin flick starring some of the most naturally chesty gals you'll ever see in your life. She glanced over at the bar, where she saw the chesty redhead flirting with a customer as she refilled his drink. Synonyms large-breasted, big-breasted, full-breasted, heavy-breasted, bosomy, large-bosomed, big-bosomed, full-bosomed 3North American Conceited and arrogant. people hate a chesty man Example sentencesExamples The genius, here, is that the athletic soar of that chesty attitude indicates not boyish high spirits or exuberant tough-guy mayhem, but a desperate cling to a fading image of the larger-than-life. She writes, ‘I hesitate to interrupt the victory laps, the chesty posing, the passing out of medals.’ And why do you get all chesty at the slightest provocation? Synonyms vain, narcissistic, pleased with oneself, self-loving, in love with oneself, self-admiring, self-regarding, self-centred, egotistic, egotistical, egoistic, egocentric, egomaniac Derivatives chestily adverb informal Rich looks slighter than I remember, and he is sounding bad, coughing chestily into his fist. Example sentencesExamples He nodded and coughed chestily; his eyes in the sky. Can a lot of sopranos chestily growl the Habañera? He is fine company and laughs chestily at times, even if for the most part he assumes the patented demeanour of the serious, centred actor. I come down here wrapped in scarves, gloves and winter apparel, wheezing chestily and barely able to speak. chestiness noun informal If a speaker has any excess chestiness or other colorations, the sound gets too muddled and indistinct. Example sentencesExamples If you think you have a cough, cold or any form of chestiness, consult a registered medical practitioner. Vocals had just the right balance of full-bodied chestiness and articulation. There was nary a trace of sibilance in female voices or chestiness in male voices. Aside from some occasional chestiness on vocals and a slight sense of veiling, midrange transparency was also good. Rhymes testy, zesty Definition of chesty in US English: chesty adjectiveˈtʃɛstiˈCHestē informal 1(of a woman) having large or prominent breasts. Example sentencesExamples Well, that and he always has pictures of chesty babes. It's an audacious bit of dialogue for a cheapo skin flick starring some of the most naturally chesty gals you'll ever see in your life. Not that I know much about it, but I do know that there are a lot of chesty airheads on TV these days who couldn't act if someone was holding a gun to their heads. ‘Jess is a bit more chesty than you, though’ Kath muses. By March we had started rehearsals, the chesty senior (whose name was Ann) was playing Helena (one of the main heroines), and Rick was playing Oberon king of shadows. Las Vegas encourages tourists to indulge in sexual voyeurism with a wealth of cheesy, chesty revues - your choice of gender. She glanced over at the bar, where she saw the chesty redhead flirting with a customer as she refilled his drink. Synonyms large-breasted, big-breasted, full-breasted, heavy-breasted, bosomy, large-bosomed, big-bosomed, full-bosomed 2North American Conceited and arrogant. Example sentencesExamples And why do you get all chesty at the slightest provocation? She writes, ‘I hesitate to interrupt the victory laps, the chesty posing, the passing out of medals.’ The genius, here, is that the athletic soar of that chesty attitude indicates not boyish high spirits or exuberant tough-guy mayhem, but a desperate cling to a fading image of the larger-than-life. Synonyms vain, narcissistic, pleased with oneself, self-loving, in love with oneself, self-admiring, self-regarding, self-centred, egotistic, egotistical, egoistic, egocentric, egomaniac 3Having a lot of mucus in the lungs. a chesty cough Example sentencesExamples It will either help my chesty cough or make me whinny and jump fences. Or it could simply be ‘fashionable’ now to hand out inhalers to everyone with a chesty cough. I gave up the roll ups way back purely because of the chesty coughs and my Grandfathers death. I had begun to find their intense flowery scent stifling and had the impression that they were causing my chesty cough. But, in addition to the emotional strain of her younger daughter's death, she has been battling with a virus which has left her with a chesty cold. So that's it I suppose, I did nothing today, I have a chesty cough and my nose is running away from my face. As her other children - Ben, nine, and Kylie, six - played outside, only a chesty cough betrayed their mum's desperate struggle. Doctors have warned that a regular chesty cough can be an indicator of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease - the collective name for smoking-related illnesses such as chronic bronchitis and emphysema. Regarding his health he said that he did not have any major illnesses but did suffer from indigestion, heartburn and a chesty cough. I would describe the symptoms as flu-like but the chesty cough made it appear like bronchitis. ‘I'm prone to picking up chest infections, like chesty coughs, and I get violent headaches,’ he said. A chesty cough rattled its way from inside the frail woman. Today I didn't go into work as I haven't been feeling very well - headaches, chesty cold, etc. Some develop chesty coughs - and all of these can be helped by acupuncture, said Hugh. I am resting in bed with achy bones/muscles and a horrid chesty cough. As it was I was felt a bit chesty and shivery on Sunday but am alright now. To break up a chesty cough, try inhaling some steam. This was all done with a very snotty cold and tight chesty cough, the like of which would have made me take a day off were I working for someone other than myself. Expectorants in cough mixtures can promote mucus removal for a chesty cough and help to ease breathing for exercise. Most chesty illnesses get better on their own, although the cough may take a long time to go completely.
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