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Meanings of paunch in English
Larger part of the reticulorumen, which is the first chamber in the alimentary canal of ruminant animals.
Usage of paunch in English
1
And he thought he detected the beginnings of a paunch this morning.
2
Gordon shook his fat paunch in silent laughter, nearly displacing the board.
3
Note the flaccid paunch, the withered top, and the foolish, hysterical face.
4
He looked moderately athletic but still had a paunch and several chins.
5
His paunch was held in by a vest with a flower design.
6
His great paunch protruded invitingly and he clasped his hands over it.
7
He folded his arms over his paunch and stared at the Goon.
8
Laslo Sparkes was in his thirties but already nurturing a stout paunch.
9
He rose to his feet now, his paunch extending over the desktop.
10
All this is pure muscle,' Patrik's father announced loudly, slapping his paunch.
11
He appeared gaunt, with thinning hair and having lost his trademark paunch.
12
Bonnett pursed his lips and stepped away, letting his paunch relax again.
13
I'm referring, of course, to the return of the winter paunch.
14
Half the comedy in the world is predicated on the paunch.
15
A stove with a round paunch sat in the middle of the room.
16
He has no intention of reaching for the blazer and paunch just yet.
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Paunch across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common