Decolletage (noun)
day-col-e-taj
The area of chest shown bare by a woman’s clothing neckline, especially the cleavage.
Late 19th century French, from décolleter ‘expose the neck’, from dé- (expressing removal) + collet ‘collar of a dress’.
Example sentences
“Smearing the scented lotion on her decolletage.”
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