What does Busty mean?

Other definitions of Busty:
- A descriptive term for a large breasted woman who has a large bust.
- A buxom or bosomy person who appears to be busting out of their clothes.
- A person with big tits. First use of this slang began from the extension of "bust" in the mid-1940s.
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How to use the term
Busty:
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Oh wow. They are busty, aren't they?
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I'm just too busty for this bodice to work.
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Being a busty gal, you can imagine the bra shopping problems that I have.
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Well, who's bustier than you? Oh. I guess she is pretty busty.
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