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Meanings of belly in English
Usage of belly in English
1
Barque and Biquet were shot in the belly; Eudore in the throat.
2
Dirty olive green over the whole back; belly dirty white; scuta 130.
3
Too much in the breast, too little in the belly, capsizes lovers.
4
In other respects, they are well-proportioned; though the belly seems rather projecting.
5
He slipped under the raised buildings and belly-crawled toward the obstacle course.
6
The upside: no one could hear the protests coming from my belly.
7
And, when it all suddenly went belly-up, questions began to be asked.
8
Tunde never did that; he always shook his water onto my belly.
9
Bombs fell from the lead plane's belly, and the others followed suit.
10
The innocent sight stirred a surprising hunger low in his own belly.
11
If you ever need.' She glances at the flatness of my belly.
12
Crosses and arrow points, loop within loop on belly and on breast.
13
Better to carry the food in your belly than on your shoulder.
14
A second ball struck him in the belly: that too he dissembled.
15
To see anything moving on the belly, prognosticates humiliation and hard labor.
16
Not without a fresh belly of meat in her, keeping her warm.
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Canada
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United States of America
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