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100 Words To Describe Someone’s Body

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Ample - 

used for referring in a positive or humorous way to someone’s body, or a part of it, that is large



Angular - 

bony, lean, or gaunt



Apple-Shaped - have broader shoulders and bust, and narrower hips

Barrel-Chested - has a large chest that curves outward


Beefy - has a large heavy body and strong muscles

Big - tall and heavy, and often fat

Bony - 

so thin that the bones are prominent



Brawny - physically strong, with big muscles

Broad - 

of great extent; large



Built -

very beautiful or physically very attractive



Bulbous - 

bulb-shaped; bulging



Bullnecked - with a short thick neck

Burly -

large and strong; heavily built



Busty - having large breasts

Buxom - vigorously or healthily plump



Calloused - having an area of hardened skin


Chubby - plump and rounded



Chunky - bulky and solid



Colossal - extremely large





Coltish - tall and thin

Compact - physically small but looks strong

Corpulent - having a large bulky body



Curvy - shapely and voluptuous



Dainty -

delicately small and pretty



Dumpy -

short and stout



Elfin -

small and delicate, typically with an attractively mischievous or strange charm



Emaciated -

abnormally thin or weak

Fat -

having a large amount of excess flesh



Fit -

in good health



Flabby -

having soft loose flesh

Flat-chested -

having small breasts



Frail -

weak and delicate



Gangling - very tall and thin, with long arms and legs, and not graceful

Gawky - tall and thin, and moving in a way that does not seem graceful or comfortable

Giant -

of very great size or force; gigantic



Heavily-Built -

having a large, broad, and strong body



Heavy-Set - having a stocky or stout build

Herculean -

muscular and strong



Hourglass Figure -

the circumference of the bust, waist, and hips, are a wide bust, a narrow waist, and a wide hip that has similar measurements to that of the bust.



Hulking - large, heavy, or clumsy



Husky -

strong; hefty



Itsy-Bitsy -

very small; tiny

Lanky -

ungracefully thin and tall



Lean -

without much flesh; thin and fit



Leggy -

having attractively long legs



Lithe -

thin, supple, and graceful



Long-Legged -

having long legs



Long-Limbed -

tall with long legs and arms



Meaty -

fleshy; brawny.



Musclebound - has extremely large strong muscles as a result of a lot of exercise

Muscly - with well-developed muscles

Muscular -

having well-developed muscles



Obese -

grossly fat or overweight



Oval-Shaped -

large bust, narrow hips, and a full midsection



Paunchy - having a paunch; having a prominent stomach



Pear-Shaped -

having hips that are disproportionately wide in relation to the upper part of the body



Petite - 

having a small and attractively dainty build



Pigeon-Chested -

having a narrow chest that sticks out more than usual at the front



Plump -

having a full rounded shape



Podgy -

somewhat fat; chubby



Pudgy -

slightly fat



Puny -

small and weak



Round-Shouldered -

having the shoulders bent forward so that the back is rounded



Runty -

a person of small stature



Scrawny -

unattractively thin and bony



Shapely -

having an attractive or well-proportioned shape



Shrimpy -

of inferior size; puny, runty



Shriveled -

wrinkled and contracted



Sinewy -

lean and muscular



Skeletal -

very thin; emaciated



Skinny - very thin

Slender -

gracefully thin



Slim -

gracefully thin; slenderly built



Slight - thin, not very tall, and not looking very strong

Slightly-Built - thin and not very tall

Solid - big and has a strong firm body

Spindly -

long or tall and thin



Spoon-Figured -

hips are larger than your bust with a defined waist



Statuesque - tall and beautiful like a statue

Stocky -

broad and sturdily built



Stout - 

somewhat fat or of heavy build



Strapping - tall and strong

Stubby -

short and thick

Svelte -

slender and elegant



Tall -

of great or more than average height

Thick - 

with meat on your bones



Thin - having little bodily flesh or fat; lean or slender



Taut - firm with strong muscles and little fat

Thickset - has a wide strong body

Toned -

having firm and well-defined muscles



Top-Heavy -

having a disproportionately large bust



Towering -

extremely tall



Trim -

neat and smart in appearance



Tubby -

short and rather fat



Underweight -

below a weight considered normal or desirable



Upstanding - tall and straight

Voluptuous -

curvaceous and sexually attractive



Well-Built -

large and strong



Willowy - tall, thin, and graceful

Wiry - 

lean, tough, and sinewy

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11 Questions Tag

I was tagged [a while ago] by @writeontheedge. Thanks for tagging me! Also 11 is my fav number so gotta do this then.

1. Do you have trouble coming up with titles? If so, why?

YAS. It’s my Achilles heel. I usually have to get help from family/friends who have read the book or who I just tie to a chair, explain the story, and demand titles from. :)

2. Which relationship do you write more of—romantic or platonic?

I would say both. I rarely write a character who doesn’t have a platonic relationship or two that are important to them/the plot, but I also usually have a romantic subplot for most of my stories. 

3. Is there a character you hate? Why?

I mean not really? Even villains I write who are pure evil I love how evil they are, I guess. If I was the reader, I might hate some, or if they were real. 

4. What’s your usual writing routine?

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No but seriously, I don’t have a usual writing routine. I write at all times of the day and night [not usually after I’ve fallen asleep, but it’s happened] and I don’t really have a way I go about it. If it’s noisy, I’ll play music sometimes, like classical. But in college I used to write in class all the time lol I can zone out like a pro

5. Where are you at in your current WIP?

I have more than one. One I’m editing, so it’s done at like 60 70 k or something like that. The WIP I’m writing is about eeehhhhh maybe halfway, hard to say exactly. 24k

6. Have you ever had anything published? What was it?

I self published a novel Desiderium and it’s sequel. Never pursued traditional publishing, may or may not do so one day. 

7. Is there a particular trope you love? Hate?

Um I write a lot of friends pick on each other, pretend to hate each other, fall in love. I don’t know if that trope has a name, but it’s just a relationship trope that I enjoy. Hate? I mean yeah. Like all racist and sexist tropes are pretty shit. Other than those, I guess any trope that’s done poorly or overused is lame, but most tropes that aren’t racist or sexist or any other ist can usually be done well.

8. Has your main character(s) gone through any major changes through the course of your WIP?

DER. The WIP I’m writing not quite yet, but it’s starting. 

9. Do you have a similar scene or symbol that is in more than one of your WIPs?

Uh, I use symbolism between books in a series sometimes, like in Desiderium the MC has a scar that she got in the first book that represents the change she’s gone though internally, and it’s mentioned in the second book for that reason. Otherwise, probably but I’m not aware of it.

10. Do you edit during or after writing?

Both. I do what everyone tells you not to do, which is edit between writing. I am the worst speller on earth and when I’m writing fast, it’s even worse. So if I didn’t, I would literally have to turn spell check off because there are so many errors it will glitch out word, and word gives you this sassy message that’s like ‘there are toooooo many errors, bye.’ It’s happened.

But I don’t do it at the same time. I’ll write a chapter or two, then go back and just do a brief edit, just to get spelling and glaring things, which also helps me to check the flow of what I’m writing before I add another chapter. 

11. Of all your OCs, do you have a favorite?

No, I think I’m always preferential to the OC I’m working on. But all in all I don’t think there is one I love more than the other, though there are some I’m particularly proud of for unusual reasons. 

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“She had blue skin and so did he.

He kept it hid and so did she.

They searched for blue,

their whole live through.

They passed right by,

and the never knew.”

— Shel Silverstein, “Masks”