bare-breasted

You will see more bare-breasted women than you can count at both of these places.

A bare-breasted women in a mall might get thrown out etc.

I'm sure we can find examples of the newspaper with bare-breasted women on Page 3 running a campaign against internet porn.

A group of people are supposedly upset that symbols of pagan idolatry are absent from a business whose logo is a bare-breasted sea hag/siren exposing her unmentionables.

And for bare-breasted girls on page three.

Noncombatants don't typically wield swords bare-breasted, however.

I assumed they meant, like, bare-breasted elfs.

Well, from Wikipedia: > When Leif Erikson's pregnant half-sister Freydís Eiríksdóttir was in Vinland, she is reported to have taken up a sword, and, bare-breasted, scared away the attacking Skrælings.

We had something similar happen in my country recently, repeatedly: A Facebook page dedicated to cataloging photos and images from the country's history posted a 100-200 year old black and white image of a bare-breasted woman (something not unseen in Ceylon before Europeans missionaries brought Victorian values to the island).

I'm sure if you set up a blog complaining about the king of Swaziland, for instance, and his predilection for selecting an additional wife, willing or not, every year from the selection of bare-breasted virgin teenage girls paraded before him[1], you might not want to visit that particular corner of Africa.

I think it's interesting that in conceiving "nasty" icons, the images are almost entirely either violent or scatological, rather than sexual (the bare-breasted woman being the only exception I noticed).

At many/most bars in these areas, the answer will be “yes”, and they may show you the background image on their phone with bare breasted women or will regale with stories about the “good ol’ days” with calendars at work that had bare-breasted women.