deep-chested

[ deep-ches-tid ]

/ ˈdipˈtʃɛs tɪd /

having a large, broad chest: a deep-chested man.

coming from deep in the chest: a deep-chested cough.

Origin of deep-chested

First recorded in 1830–40

Another, Broth, was a deep-chested man and a well-known orator.

Shaman |Robert Shea
"Slap your saddles on them fresh hosses," he grated harshly from the back of a deep-chested, lean-flanked gray.

Raw Gold |Bertrand W. Sinclair
Paul Jones was a young man of herculean strength—tall, muscular, deep-chested and broad-shouldered.

War Letters of a Public-School Boy |Paul Jones.
The blue-black beard and hearty, deep-chested carriage of the Bavarian impressed him greatly.

The Leopard Woman |Stewart Edward White

He was deep-chested and thick of neck, but his legs were straight and incongruously slender in comparison with his shoulders.

The Red Debt |Everett MacDonald