The word "biceps" is correct and usable in written English.
It is a noun that refers to the muscle in the upper arm, and can be used in most contexts. For example: "I can see the definition of his biceps in the tight shirt he's wearing."
For much of his career the 6ft 3in, 17st 2lb Collins boasted the biggest biceps in the All Blacks squad, even reaching the stage where, at 52cm in circumference, it was felt they were starting to interfere with his ability to tackle people properly.
"Then people like me are in his slipstream picking up these heavy things that make biceps look great," she said.
Edge: Push The bulbous biceps of Jose Canseco helped bash the Athletics to three straight pennants before embracing a whistleblower role on the steroids issue with his 2005 tell-all book Juiced: Wild Times, Rampant 'Roids, Smash Hits & How Baseball Got Big.
A liberal Democrat, the former Baltimore mayor has a square jaw, bulging biceps, picture-perfect family and his own Irish folk rock band in which he plays guitar and sings lead – often in shirts that show off those biceps.
Instead, in association with his tattoo-covered, mess-with-me-at-your-peril biceps, Johnson's moustache has turned him into a mountain of mean.
"Iron!" Palin said, raising her biceps.
It is easy to visualise Mark McGwire, big by birth and with his 6ft 5in (1.96m), 250lb (113kg) stature enhanced by androstenedione, hitting one home run after another; not so easy to imagine him doing so with the shoulders and biceps of a normal mortal.
Savagely diminished by surgery, the father used to flex his biceps for his son: "He was desperate for me to see him as he used to be...But I never could".
Far from being a teen with raging hormones immaturely flexing his biceps in front of a mirror, China's move is a calculated provocation.
Belgian immigration was a way to find biceps and sinews capable of hacking coal from the soil, and stoke the blast furnaces of Charleroi.I still highly recommend Ms Applebaum's review: there is a lot to chew over in it, and I think she is right to query Mr Caldwell's bleak view of European culture and its resilience.
They collected data on their volunteers' strength by measuring the circumference of the flexed biceps of an individual's dominant arm.
