well-endowed

English

Adjective

well-endowed (comparative more well-endowed, superlative most well-endowed)

1. Having a substantial income, wealthy.
2. Having a significant measure of a natural gift or ability.
3. (euphemistic) Having large sexual features (of a woman, breasts or buttocks; of a man, penis).
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Synonyms

• (having a substantial income): well off; See Thesaurus:wealthy
• (having a natural gift or ability): talented
• (having large breasts or buttocks): curvaceous, shapely; See also Thesaurus:voluptuous
• (having a large penis): See also Thesaurus:macrophallic

Antonyms

• underendowed

Derived terms

• well end

Translations

wealthy

• Dutch: goed voorzien
• Greek: πλούσιος (el) (ploúsios)

having a natural gift or ability

• Greek: προικισμένος (el) (proikisménos)

having large breasts

• French: bien roulée
• Greek: βυζαρού (el) f (vyzaroú), βυζού (el) (vyzoú)

having a large penis

• French: bien membré (fr)
• German: gut bestückt m
• Greek: πουτσαράς (el) m (poutsarás), ψωλαράς (el) m (psolarás)
• Italian: (slang) superdotato m
• Latin: mutuniatus
• Portuguese: pé de mesa m
• Spanish: (slang) bien dotado (es), bien servido, vergudo
• Swedish: välhängd (sv), välutrustad (sv)

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