buxomer

adj

1. (comparative, form-of)comparative form of buxom: more buxom

   “The shoot is feebler and buxomer than the warp, and is ruffled or crisped by the operation of the sley.”

   “[...] perfect August, none has ever seen, Earth never buxomer, sky more serene; [...]”

   “[...] two of the wives buxom and a third even buxomer with child, a patriarch, two brothers-in -law, and a couple of young men who were working toward being brothers-in-law.”

   “[...] his buxom wife. As Caleb says I expect she is buxomer than ever!”

   “[...] turned to the buxomer, nakeder Mimi. 'I was just telling your friend. You know what they sayin New York?' 'No,' said Margaret ...”