hyperpugous
A rare anatomical term referring to the state or physical condition of having exceptionally large or prominent buttocks. It is primarily found in specialized biological, anthropological, or older literary texts to describe extreme physical proportions.
Exemples
3 sur 5He joked that his hyperpugous was the result of a dedicated squat routine at the gym.
He joked that his hyperpugous was the result of a dedicated squat routine at the gym.
The archaeological report noted that the figurine exhibited a distinct hyperpugous, suggesting a focus on fertility.
The archaeological report noted that the figurine exhibited a distinct hyperpugous, suggesting a focus on fertility.
I think this brand of jeans is specifically cut for someone with a natural hyperpugous.
I think this brand of jeans is specifically cut for someone with a natural hyperpugous.
Antonymes
Famille de mots
Astuce mémo
Break it down: 'Hyper' (excessive) + 'Pyg' (from Greek 'pyge' for buttocks). Think of a 'Hyper-Pug' with an oversized rear.
Quiz rapide
The classical scholar pointed out that the statue's ________ was not a caricature, but a symbolic representation of abundance.
Correct !
La bonne réponse est : hyperpugous
Exemples
He joked that his hyperpugous was the result of a dedicated squat routine at the gym.
everydayHe joked that his hyperpugous was the result of a dedicated squat routine at the gym.
The archaeological report noted that the figurine exhibited a distinct hyperpugous, suggesting a focus on fertility.
formalThe archaeological report noted that the figurine exhibited a distinct hyperpugous, suggesting a focus on fertility.
I think this brand of jeans is specifically cut for someone with a natural hyperpugous.
informalI think this brand of jeans is specifically cut for someone with a natural hyperpugous.
In morphological studies, hyperpugous is often compared to the physiological state known as steatopygia.
academicIn morphological studies, hyperpugous is often compared to the physiological state known as steatopygia.
The ergonomics team analyzed hyperpugous to ensure the new office chairs provided adequate support for all body types.
businessThe ergonomics team analyzed hyperpugous to ensure the new office chairs provided adequate support for all body types.
Antonymes
Famille de mots
Collocations courantes
Phrases Courantes
the hyperpugous ideal
the hyperpugous ideal
displaying hyperpugous
displaying hyperpugous
hyperpugous of the form
hyperpugous of the form
Souvent confondu avec
Pugnacious means eager or quick to argue or fight, while hyperpugous refers to anatomical proportions.
Callipygous specifically means having beautiful buttocks, whereas hyperpugous implies excessive size.
Notes d'usage
This is an extremely rare and specialized term. In modern English, it is more commonly used as an adjective (hyperpugous) than a noun, but when used as a noun, it refers to the trait itself.
Erreurs courantes
Learners may misspell the word as 'hyperpigous' (though this is closer to the Greek root) or confuse it with words related to 'pugs' (dogs) or 'pugilism' (boxing).
Astuce mémo
Break it down: 'Hyper' (excessive) + 'Pyg' (from Greek 'pyge' for buttocks). Think of a 'Hyper-Pug' with an oversized rear.
Origine du mot
Derived from the Greek prefix 'hyper-' (over, beyond) and 'pyge' (buttocks/rump), combined into an English anatomical descriptor.
Modèles grammaticaux
Contexte culturel
The term is sometimes found in discussions of prehistoric 'Venus' figurines which are characterized by such physical traits.
Quiz rapide
The classical scholar pointed out that the statue's ________ was not a caricature, but a symbolic representation of abundance.
Correct !
La bonne réponse est : hyperpugous
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