IPA: /ˌkæl.ɪˈpɪg.əs/
KK: /kælɪˈpɪgəs/
Describing someone who has well-shaped and attractive buttocks.
She was proud of her callipygous figure, which turned heads wherever she went.
Callipygous is formed from "kallos" (meaning beauty) and "pyge" (meaning buttocks). The word describes someone with beautiful buttocks, combining the ideas of beauty and a specific part of the body.
Think of 'kallos' meaning beauty and 'pyge' referring to buttocks — this helps you remember that callipygous describes someone with beautiful buttocks.
No commonly confused words.