twin peaks
twin peaks noun: a woman's breasts, particularly large breasts.
Noun
twin peaks pl (plural only)
- A woman's breasts, particularly large breasts.
- Just before her shift, the nurse scrutinized her appearance in the mirror, noting with satisfaction how the tight uniform emphasized the twin peaks that had made her such a hit with many of her patients.
- She was pretty, shapely, and sexy—that made him nervous, especially when she gave him a long look and took a deep breath. That pushed her twin peaks out against her thin blouse. Apparently she didn't need a bra for support, and he sometimes wondered if she went without for his benefit.2010, Joe White, “The Raft Trip”, in Amor in Appalachia: Coal Mines and Moonshine, AuthorHouse, page 15
- Synonyms:
- breasts
Proper noun capitalized: Twin Peaks
Twin Peaks
- A barangay of Tuba, Benguet, Philippines.
- A mountain in Churchill County, Nevada, United States.
Examples of twin peaks in a sentence
- They plunged down into the valley to be found between her twin peaks, cleavage so deep and vast a yodeler would get an echo down there.2012, David Handler, “One”, in The Man Who Cancelled Himself, Open Road Media:
- The warmth between her legs, her thin waist leading up to her twin peaks that his tongue and mouth couldn't quite set free.2019, Trisha Fuentes, “Chapter 15: Portsmouth”, in The Merry Widow, Ardent Artist Books:
- And above her waist, her twin peaks jutted out so dangerously it reminded him irresistibly of scaling the Himalayan heights.2022, Michael N. Wilton, “4: Jarvis Disapproves”, in The Duncans Are Coming, Next Chapter:
Synonyms of twin peaks
Questions about twin peaks
- What does twin peaks mean?
- Twin peaks means a woman's breasts, particularly large breasts.
- How do you use twin peaks in a sentence?
- They plunged down into the valley to be found between her twin peaks, cleavage so deep and vast a yodeler would get an echo down there.
- What part of speech is twin peaks?
- Twin peaks can be a noun or a proper noun.
Words near twin peaks in the dictionary
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