Bodyful

Pronunciation varies by accent · adjective

Meaning

Full of body; rich or substantive..

Definitions by Sense

1. Full of body; rich or substantive.
2. Focused on the body; sensual or physically grounded.
3. As much as a body will hold.

Example Sentences

Penford Low DE and Penford Regular corn syrups make a confection smooth, firm and bodyful, with moderate sweetness, minimum hygroscopicity...recommended for hard candies and chewy confections.

From then on Freddie began to know the importance of clean, crisp playing, and developed a big round bodyful tone.

You'll come out with beautiful, bodyful hair.

Wella Balsam Deep Conditioner, however, is oil-free, leaves hair bouncy and bodyful.

It is time also to investigate the 'bodyful body' and the 'bodyful mind', i.e., the way the mind and our world of culture are shaped and constituted by the 'lived-body', i.e., culture as emergent objectification of bodily experience.

Being real and whole and bodyful; turning pages, greeting women who are Hat and glossy, magazine-slim and dressed to kill budgets and men's eyes; breasts of a perfect no-size with hips to match; hands that spread wings and fly in colours like birds, and feet that perch and piont in heels and leather, or perfect pink and brown barefoot footprints in some Caribbean sand.

What makes play a bodyful practice is doing it while consciously breathing, moving, sensing, and relating, as well as supporting ourselves to fully participate in positive states, particularly those we can share with others.

They have written about how the role of art in classrooms generates “bodyful listening” (Weibe, 2011), how the history of museums historically guarded against touching physical objects, but holding and feeling an artifact actually helps museum-goers make sense of the world as well as feel and inspect their historical understandings (Wood & Latham, 2011), for example.

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• more bodyful
• most bodyful
• bodyfuls
• bodiesful

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