What does bonair and buxom mean?

Answer 1

Well, darling, "bonair" is actually a misspelling of "boulevard," which refers to a wide street in a city. And "buxom" describes someone who is plump or full-figured, especially in a way that is considered attractive. So, next time you want to impress someone with your vocabulary, just remember these fun little definitions.

Answer 2

"Bonaire and buxom" used to be found in the Tudor version of marriage vows, and meant to be cheerful, lively and obedient.