Belly ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Belly ( noun )

1. The front part of the body from the chest to the pelvis, where the stomach and intestines are located.
2. The stomach or abdomen of an animal.
3. The lower front part of a ship or aircraft.

Origin:

Old english belg, belig, of germanic origin; related to dutch buik and german bauch.

Examples:

1. He had a big belly from eating too much.
2. The pregnant woman's belly was getting bigger.
3. The lion's belly was full after eating a zebra.
4. He clutched his belly in pain.
5. The belly of the plane was filled with cargo.

(As a verb)

Belly ( verb )

1. The front part of the body from the chest to the pelvis, where the stomach and intestines are located.
2. The stomach or abdomen of an animal.
3. The lower front part of a ship or aircraft.

Origin:

Old english belg, belig, of germanic origin; related to dutch buik and german bauch.

Examples:

1. He had a big belly from eating too much.
2. The pregnant woman's belly was getting bigger.
3. The lion's belly was full after eating a zebra.
4. He clutched his belly in pain.
5. The belly of the plane was filled with cargo.