transcription, транскрипция: [ ˈbək-səm ]
adjective
Etymology: Middle English buxsum, from Old English * būhsum; akin to Old English būgan to bend — more at bow
Date: 12th century
1. obsolete
a. : obedient , tractable
b. : offering little resistance : flexible , pliant
wing silently the buxom air — John Milton
2. archaic : full of gaiety : blithe
3. : vigorously or healthily plump ; specifically : full-bosomed
• bux·om·ly adverb
• bux·om·ness noun