Ample - Used for referring in a positive or humorous way to someone's body, or 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
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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