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Definition of belly
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of belly is as below...
Belly (n.) The
hollow
part of a
curved
or bent
timber,
the
convex
part of which is the
back..
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Pipefish
::
Pipefish
(n.) Any
lophobranch
fish of the genus
Siphostoma,
or
Syngnathus,
and
allied
genera,
having
a long and very
slender
angular
body,
covered
with bony
plates.
The mouth is
small,
at the end of a long,
tubular
snout.
The male has a pouch on his
belly,
in which the
incubation
of the eggs takes
place..
Bellyful
::
Bellyful
(n.) As much as
satisfies
the
appetite.
Hence:
A great
abundance;
more than
enough.
Gor-belly
::
Gor-belly
(n.) A
prominent
belly;
a
big-bellied
person.
Gastro-
::
Gastro-
() A
combining
form from the Gr. /, /, the
stomach,
or
belly;
as in
gastrocolic,
gastrocele,
gastrotomy..
Swagbelly
::
Swagbelly
(n.) A
prominent,
overhanging
belly..
Ventral
::
Ventral
(a.) Of,
pertaining
to, or
situated
near, the
belly,
or
ventral
side, of an
animal
or of one of its
parts;
hemal;
abdominal;
as, the
ventral
fin of a fish; the
ventral
root of a
spinal
nerve;
--
opposed
to
dorsal..
Unke
::
Unke (n.) A
European
aquatic
toad
(Bombinator
igneus).
Its back is dark; its belly is
marked
with
crimson.
Called
also
feuerkrote.
Widgeon
::
Widgeon
(n.) Any one of
several
species
of
fresh-water
ducks,
especially
those
belonging
to the
subgenus
Mareca,
of the genus Anas. The
common
European
widgeon
(Anas
penelope)
and the
American
widgeon
(A.
Americana)
are the most
important
species.
The
latter
is
called
also
baldhead,
baldpate,
baldface,
baldcrown,
smoking
duck,
wheat,
duck, and
whitebelly..
Tiger
::
Tiger (n.) A very large and
powerful
carnivore
(Felis
tigris)
native
of
Southern
Asia and the East
Indies.
Its back and sides are tawny or
rufous
yellow,
transversely
striped
with
black,
the tail is
ringed
with
black,
the
throat
and belly are
nearly
white.
When full
grown,
it
equals
or
exceeds
the lion in size and
strength.
Called
also royal
tiger,
and
Bengal
tiger..
Speckled-belly
::
Speckled-belly
(n.) The
gadwall.
Belly
::
Belly (n.) That part of the human body which
extends
downward
from the
breast
to the
thighs,
and
contains
the
bowels,
or
intestines;
the
abdomen..
Venter
::
Venter
(n.) A
belly,
or
protuberant
part; a broad
surface;
as, the
venter
of a
muscle;
the
venter,
or
anterior
surface,
of the
scapula..
Broken-bellied
::
Broken-bellied
(a.)
Having
a
ruptured
belly.
Belly-god
::
Belly-god
(n.) One whose great
pleasure
it is to
gratify
his
appetite;
a
glutton;
an
epicure.
Grabble
::
Grabble
(v. i.) To lie
prostrate
on the
belly;
to
sprawl
on the
ground;
to
grovel.
Grovel
::
Grovel
(adv.)
To creep on the
earth,
or with the face to the
ground;
to lie
prone,
or move
uneasily
with the body
prostrate
on the
earth;
to lie fiat on one's
belly,
expressive
of
abjectness;
to
crawl..
Belly
::
Belly (n.) The
hollow
part of a
curved
or bent
timber,
the
convex
part of which is the
back..
Alvine
::
Alvine
(a.) Of, from, in, or
pertaining
to, the belly or the
intestines;
as,
alvine
discharges;
alvine
concretions..
Swaged
::
Swagbelly
(n.) Any large tumor
developed
in the
abdomen,
and
neither
fluctuating
nor
sonorous..
Redbelly
::
Redbelly
(n.) The char.
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