2. A corresponding organ in other mammals.
3. A corresponding rudimentary gland in the male.
4. The superior ventral surface of the human body, extending from the neck to the abdomen.
5. The part of a garment that covers the chest.
6. The seat of affection and emotion: "Griefs of mine own lie heavy in mybreast" (Shakespeare).
7. A source of nourishment.
8. Something likened to the human breast: the breast of a hill.
9. The face of a mine or tunnel.
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In a bit simpler terms, it is a soft jiggly tissue on the upper half of a woman or female that is for feeding babies (breast feeding). It plays a strong role in the sexual world. They are one of most visible or obvious female secondary sex characteristics, and play an important role in sexual attraction of partners, and pleasure of the individual. On sexual arousal breast size increases, venous patterns across the breasts become more visible, and nipples harden. Breasts are sensitive to touch as they have many nerve endings, and it is common practice to press or massage breasts with hands during sexual intercourse. Oral stimulation of nipples and breasts is also common. Some women can achieve breast orgasms. Breasts vary in both size and shape, and their external appearance is not predictive of their internal anatomy or lactation potential. The shape of a woman's breasts is in large part dependent on their support, which primarily comes from the Cooper's ligaments, and the underlying chest on which they rest. The breast is attached at its base to the chest wall by the deep fascia over the pectoral muscles. On its upper surface it is given some support by the covering skin where it continues on to the upper chest wall. It is this support which determines the shape of the breasts. In a small fraction of women, the frontal milk sinuses (ampulla) in the breasts are not flush with the surrounding breast tissue, which causes the sinus area to visibly bulge outward. If you want more info go to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Breast. Additionally "boob" is slang for breast.
Yes, there is muscle in the breast. The main muscle in the breast is called the pectoralis major, which lies underneath the breast tissue.
Yes, there is muscle in the breast. The main muscle in the breast is called the pectoralis major, which is located underneath the breast tissue.
Yes, breast cancer exclusively affects women because it originates in the breast tissue, which only women have.
The sternum and rib cage are medial to the breast.
Yes, HIV can be present in breast milk.
Breast cancer is not the only breast disease. There is another type of breast disease called fibrocystic breast disease. It is a condition that causes breast pain, cysts and breast lumps.
There are numerous types of cosmetic breast surgery. These include: breast augmentation, breast lift, breast reduction, breast reconstruction, and breast implant revision.
Breast sucking will not avoid breast cancer.
The medical terminology for a breast doctor is a "breast specialist" or "breast surgeon." These healthcare professionals specialize in the diagnosis and treatment of breast conditions, including breast cancer and benign breast disorders.
Breast reconstruction is usually available on the National Health Service following breast cancer. Breast implants can be used to reconstruct the breast if required.
The breast bone is actually between the breast and is called the sternum. The bones beneath the breast are the ribcage
Only if the body carrying the breast milk in the breast turned into powder.
A breast enlargement may result in decreased sensation in the breast, or interference with breast-feeding
The breast bone is actually between the breast and is called the sternum. The bones beneath the breast are the ribcage
Breast implantation is a surgical procedure for enlarging the breast.
I am a plastic surgeon and if you get a tatoo on your breast after breast augmentation it will wrinkle your skin and you might, as a result get ink poisoning.
A chicken has one breast. That breast is separated into two lobes by the breast bone. The breast bone runs down the middle of the chicken breast making it appear like two when it is cooked.