| As a gentleman and scholar, he must rush to the defense of the brilliant, principled, and callipygian Jill. |
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| She likes a designer who understands the beauty of the callipygian woman and isn't afraid to accentuate my most important asset. |
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| Popular culture embraces all things Latino, from callipygian pop stars to taco-touting chihuahuas. |
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| His most prominent work, however, was on the cover of book jackets, where his signature images were of strikingly fierce, hard-bodied heroes and bosomy, callipygian damsels in distress. |
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| Now, regardless of your feeling about her rendition at the Inauguration, I don't think anyone would ever accuse the callipygian Beyoncé of that crime. |
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| As I browsed I suddenly felt two burning orbs scoping out my anatomy and turned to see America's No. 1 box-office attraction clocking my callipygian. |
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| Her gown clung damply to her body, clearly revealing her callipygian curves and the entire shapely length of her legs. |
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| I did learn the meaning of the word callipygian, which appears on page 882, but only after I looked it up on Google. |
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