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Meanings of bellyache in English
Portuguese
dor de barriga Catalan
mal d'estómac Usage of bellyache in English
1
You'd think you wasn't a dick yourself the way you bellyache over things.
2
This'll give the governments of Earth the biggest psychic bellyache in recorded history.
3
And de bellyache and de running off de same way, too.
4
I didn't ask everybody over here to bellyache about it.
5
I made the universe, but please don't blame me for it; I had a bellyache.
6
Five-year-old came home from kindergarten, ate a doughnut, complained of a bellyache, hit the floor.
7
They complained of headache, bellyache and, Fitzhugh suspected, purely imaginary ailments and asked for medicine.
8
Carrion displeases the palate and eating too much of it can bring on a bellyache.
9
Give 'em one big thing less to bellyache about.
10
Why, you're like a woman, all bellyache and questioning.
11
I've been called those names several times and they didn't even give me a bellyache.
12
I reckon there's enough to complain about these days if a fellow wants to bellyache some.
13
I replied: "Monsieur, those that eat too much get bellyache."
14
Still, as I don't want to fight the French with a bellyache, go scramble for them.
15
But I'd lived in New York City for four years, which explained my occasional willingness to bellyache.
16
You guessed it: Goo Goo begins to bellyache and complain about even the notion of the meeting.
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Translations for bellyache
Portuguese
Bellyache through the time