noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
upper
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It is in the treatment of the upper torso that the artist really shows his mettle.
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What is left of the bombers is their upper torsos , their heads and their faces.
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The soul is said to reside in the upper torso , and is the seat of the emotions.
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I covered his lower body with my own naked upper torso .
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The most important other piece is an upper torso of Athena, who occupied the centre of the gable.
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The determined set of her upper torso .
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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He had burns over much of his torso .
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Kevin liked to walk around the house in nothing but a pair of jeans, showing off his muscular torso .
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The search led to the discovery of a headless torso in the woods.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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A slight strain will be felt in the abdomen and at the point where the legs join the torso .
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Attach the arms to the torso with cocktail sticks.
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He swung his legs over the windowsill and for an instant his torso seemed to disappear into the darkness inside.
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Her legs were still; her shoulders dropped; her torso folded into itself.
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Not only are they vital to our posture, they help keep the torso flexible.
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Perversa is another nude torso with an unusual shining halo: Gyrating plants creep across it.
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With his slitty eyes and buff torso , he plays Eddie as a guy who probably moves his lips when he reads.
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Yet only seconds after the first splash hit him I felt a tiny movement in his torso .