Main Entry: Ru·ben·esque Pronunciation: \ˌrü-bə-ˈnesk\ Function: adjective Date: 1913 : of, relating to, or suggestive of the painter Rubens or his works; especially : plump or rounded usually in a pleasing or attractive way <a Rubenesque figure>
ktg said: Green for the use of "Rubenesque", unless you meant Paul Reubens. Then it's double green.
Triple green had you used "callipygian."
For The Sopranos fans, you might remember John Sacrimoni using the term while describing the love for his wife to Tony and how he took insult in Ralph's joke about the 90 pound mole being surgically removed from her "derriere". (Paulie rated Ralph out on that one with a phone call from the joint). Boy I miss that show.
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