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Meanings of tum in English
Synonyms
Examples for "stomach"
Examples for "stomach"
1
The animal is vulnerable only in the stomach and between the thighs.
2
We report the first case of clear cell sarcoma of the stomach.
3
He said doctors likely would attempt the stomach surgery later on Sunday.
4
Vatican sources suggest, in fact, that the pope had a stomach problem.
5
His expectations for the visit, however, may prove more difficult to stomach.
1
Another good addition to your diet, especially if you have tummy issues.
2
Moore said: I want another boob job and probably a tummy tuck.
3
Right now, that morning cereal didn't want to stay in her tummy.
4
But recently I started to experience tummy bloating, abdominal cramps and wind.
5
Even me, time was I used to have a high-school student's tummy.
1
Once the breadbasket of southern Africa, Zimbabwe now needs to import maize.
2
Josef stopped twirling the empty breadbasket between his fingers and straightened up.
3
Yuh're a bit thick in the breadbasket fer them rails, ain't yuh?
4
Once a breadbasket of the region, Zimbabwe's farming sector has collapsed.
5
The country was once known as the breadbasket of southern Africa.
Usage of tum in English
1
You ask Dad if a tum-jack don't keep a horse from sinkin'!
2
From the front parlour came the lifeless tum-tumming of the piano, and Mr.
3
Perhaps it would be more correct to say in my tum-
4
The 30-year-old also showed off an impressive toned tum and legs.
5
He bestowed no attention on Wish-o-wa-tum or his squaw, but addressed his young friends.
6
Tone has tum, and everything is weddy, and you'd better tum down, she announced.
7
Who ordered you to neglect my advice?-'ri tum tum tum.
8
A look of silent disdain: "Ri tum, ti tum, tiddy iddy." (Ah!
9
It makes little difference whether the something be Jesus or Buddha or a tum-tum tree.
10
So he sang this song, which goes to the tune "Tiddily-um-tum-tum:"
11
This placed him opposite Wish-o-wa-tum and closer to the entrance where were Otto and Jack.
12
I must obey orders, whatever it costs me-'ritum ti tum ti tum ti tum.
13
So, you stash them away on your tum and bum, sometimes for the long term.
14
The monotonous tum tum of a gasoline engine was borne to them out of the darkness.
15
I will tiss you and tum adain soon.
16
This is how it went, to the tune "Lum-tum-tum tiddily-iddily-um:"
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Tum across language varieties
United Kingdom
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