noun

pythons

PEYE-thuhnz

Pythons (noun) means slang for large, muscular biceps. Example: “He flexed his pythons for the camera after the workout.”

noun

Slang for large, muscular biceps.

"He flexed his pythons for the camera after the workout."

How to use pythons

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishGym slang for big, well-built arm muscles.

When to use it

Very informal, mostly used jokingly.

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He flexed his _____ for the camera after the workout.

A playful comparison between a bulging bicep and the swollen body of a python that has just swallowed a large meal.

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.