Definitions
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- adjective thick in the chest
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Examples
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Bloat is most common in dogs weighing more than 99 pounds though some small dogs have developed it, experts say, and in dogs described as "deep-chested," meaning the chest width is relatively narrow and the length from the backbone to sternum is relatively long.
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Bloat is most common in dogs weighing more than 99 pounds though some small dogs have developed it, experts say, and in dogs described as "deep-chested," meaning the chest width is relatively narrow and the length from the backbone to sternum is relatively long.
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North Sea waves, he saw the sharp-beaked fighting galleys, and the sea-flung Northmen, great-muscled, deep-chested, sprung from the elements, men of sword and sweep, marauders and scourgers of the warm south-lands!
CHAPTER 14 2010
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His height was six feet three inches, and he was correspondingly broad - shouldered and deep-chested.
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And Tom King, looking, saw Youth incarnate, deep-chested, heavy-thewed, with muscles that slipped and slid like live things under the white satin skin.
A PIECE OF STEAK 2010
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He was a stalwart young fellow, broad-shouldered, deep-chested, legs cleanly built and stretched wide apart, and tall though Imber was, he towered above him by half a head.
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He was a large Indian fully six feet in height, deep-chested and heavy-muscled, and his eyes were keener and vested with greater mental vigor than the average of his kind.
LI-WAN, THE FAIR 2010
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He called upon Jews to become “deep-chested,” “sturdy,” and “sharp-eyed.”
Bloodlust Russell Jacoby 2011
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They were lean and meagre of build, narrow-hipped and crooked-legged, and at the same time deep-chested, with heavy arms and enormous hands.
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He called upon Jews to become “deep-chested,” “sturdy,” and “sharp-eyed.”
Bloodlust Russell Jacoby 2011
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