Paunch (noun)

The stomach or belly of an animal, especially a mammal, or the stomach or belly of a human.

Origin:

The word paunch comes from the middle english word "paunche" which means "stomach of an animal". it refers to the stomach or belly of an animal, especially a mammal, or the stomach or belly of a human. it can also be used as a verb meaning to gut or disembowel an animal. it was first used in the 14th century.

Examples:

1. The hunter gutted the deer and removed its paunch.
2. He had a large paunch and he was trying to lose weight.
3. The paunch of the cow was full of grass and hay.
4. The paunch of the pig was used to make sausage.
5. He was kicked in the paunch and doubled over in pain.