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Meanings of midriff in English
Catalan
panxa 
A sheet of muscle extending across the bottom of the ribcage, it separates the diafragma from the abdominal cavity and performs an important function in respiration.
See moreUsage of midriff in English
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But others have hit back on the side of the midriff-baring men.
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If you've got a pot-belly, start wearing some midriff exposing crop tops.
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She glanced at Meriope's midriff, looking for swelling under those forgiving robes.
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She pushed his hand away from her midriff...but not before she'd shuddered.
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Ellie was wearing cut-off jeans and a workshirt tied at her midriff.
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Aylaen knelt down beside him and slipped her arm around his midriff.
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He wrapped a towel around his midriff and opened the bathroom door.
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His eyes traveled along the length of her bare midriff and chest.
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Then he struck, one brawny shoulder snapping full into the man's midriff.
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There was something tight around his midriff too, like a wide belt.
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Her eyes traveled down to my midriff, and she covered her mouth.
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Tight, slate colored jeans, a white baby-doll midriff, a black leather jacket.
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The sights of my .375 centered in the middle of a silk-covered midriff.
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In five minutes he had me half-stripped and was pounding my midriff in.
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The other is by the contraction and distention of the midriff or diaphragm.
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Piper came staggering up the steps, holding her left arm across her midriff.
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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