drall

Meaning

1. tight (of a ball, sack: very full)
2. buxom (of a woman: having a full, voluptuous figure)

Concepts

buxom

plump

buxomly

full

robust

round

rounded

strapping

ample

sturdy

blooming

Synonyms

rundlich

mollig

stramm

walzenförmig

pummelig

prall

dicklich

beleibt

moppelig

Drehung

feist

korpulent

Verdrehung

vollbusig

mopsig

Translations

ελκυστικόσ

όμορφοσ

ζωηρόσ

potelé

aux formes généreuses

bien en chair

prosperosa

formosa

rondborstig

flamenco

pechugona

rollizo

torsión

Pronounced as (IPA)

/dʁal/

Etymology

Via German Low German from Middle Low German dral. Pertains to drillen (“to tighten”) and drehen (“to turn”).