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Meanings of navel in English
Portuguese
umbigo Usage of navel in English
1
Some think the great toe is first formed; others affirm the navel.
2
It hangs from a simple bamboo rod suspended just below the navel.
3
Now the aliens' needle wasn't going into my navel but my cervix.
4
And you are free to cloud your folds, to bare the navel.
5
The indentation in the mound-top represented the navel in the Great Belly.
6
Me: Above the navel, somewhere between the navel and the solar plexus.
7
She traced a light forefinger across his belly just below the navel.
8
Nor could he avoid noticing the ring she had in her navel.
9
Sitting his horse, Doctor Hébert was at a level with her navel.
10
It shall be health to thy navel, and marrow to thy bones.
11
And watching the rise and fall of ancient Atlantis in his navel.
12
I've no time to engage in extensive self examination and navel gazing.
13
A flush of warmth spread out from Elise's navel to her breasts.
14
Maybe she wore them so low-cut to show off her navel ring.
15
He wore his slacks too high, the waistband up around his navel.
16
Tonight the Sufi woman wore royal-blue, with a sapphire in her navel.
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Navel through the time
Navel across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common