Definition of chested
: having a chest of a specified kind
—used in combination
- flat-chested
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Recent Examples of chested from the Web
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Termote is a compact, broad-chested man, soft-spoken and amiable.
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The first thought was bloat — a twisted gut, always a possibility for large-chested breeds like his boxer–pit bull mix.
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Now 65, his displays of physical prowess such as bare-chested horseback riding have mostly faded away, but the hours-long annual news conferences and call-in shows testify to vigor and discipline.
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The giant wrestler gently body-slammed the bare-chested boxer in what, even for that sport’s low standards, was a subpar act Auctioned in 1977, the building was renamed for Martin Luther King.
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Ahead, a collection of bras, handpicked by the experts for all of your small-chested needs.
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The Ludington Daily News reports that Nick Wroble left Mason County's jail Tuesday bare-chested and in socks.
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Page was referencing a calendar featuring the photos of a bare-chested Vladimir Putin in the outdoors, given as a gag gift to agents working on the Russian investigation.
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Others were strolling through their work bare-chested and in shorts.
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First Known Use of chested
circa 1661
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