- breastless
- breast·less
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breastless
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Amazon — [ aməz(ə)n] noun 1》 a member of a legendary race of female warriors believed by the ancient Greeks to exist in Scythia or elsewhere. ↘a very tall, strong woman. 2》 (amazon) a green parrot with a broad rounded tail, found in Central and South… … English new terms dictionary
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Amazon — ► NOUN 1) a member of a legendary race of female warriors. 2) a very tall, strong woman. ORIGIN Greek Amaz n, explained by the Greeks as meaning breastless (as if from a without + mazos breast ), with reference to the fable that the Amazons cut… … English terms dictionary
