noun
pythons
PEYE-thuhnz
Pythons (noun) means slang for large, muscular biceps. Example: “He flexed his pythons for the camera after the workout.”
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Slang for large, muscular biceps.
"He flexed his pythons for the camera after the workout."
How to use pythons
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishGym slang for big, well-built arm muscles.
When to use it
Very informal, mostly used jokingly.
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Etymology
A playful comparison between a bulging bicep and the swollen body of a python that has just swallowed a large meal.
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Frequently asked questions
What does “pythons” mean?
The word “pythons” means slang for large, muscular biceps. In plain terms, gym slang for big, well-built arm muscles.
How do you pronounce “pythons”?
“Pythons” is pronounced PEYE-thuhnz (/ˈpaɪ.θɑnz/ in IPA).
How do you use “pythons” in a sentence?
Here is “pythons” used in a sentence: “He flexed his pythons for the camera after the workout.”
What part of speech is “pythons”?
“Pythons” is a noun.
