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1. (n.) paunch
a large and protruding belly; potbelly.
2. paunch
the belly or abdomen.
Etymology: (1325–75; ME paunche < AF; MF pance < L panticēs (pl.) bowels)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) belly, paunch
a protruding abdomen
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1. (noun) paunch
the belly and its contents; the abdomen; also, the first stomach, or rumen, of ruminants. See Rumen
2. (noun) paunch
a paunch mat; -- called also panch
3. (noun) paunch
the thickened rim of a bell, struck by the clapper
4. (verb) paunch
to pierce or rip the belly of; to eviscerate; to disembowel
5. (verb) paunch
to stuff with food
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Sense: a large, round stomach
He developed quite a paunch.
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 Afrikaans: boeppens |
 Arabic: كِرْش، بَطْن |
 Bulgarian: корем |
 Brazilian: pança |
 Czech: břich |
 German: der Wanst |
 Danish: vom; topmave |
 Greek: στομάχι, μπάκα |
 Spanish: panza |
 Estonian: õllekõht |
 Farsi: شکم بزرگ |
 Finnish: möhömaha |
 French: bedaine |
 Hebrew: כֶּרֶס |
 Hindi: पेट, तोंद |
 Croatian: trbuh, trbušina |
 Hungarian: pocak |
 Indonesian: perut buncit |
 Icelandic: ístra |
 Italian: pancia |
 Japanese: 太鼓腹 |
 Korean: 튀어나온 배 |
 Lithuanian: pilvas |
 Latvian: (liels) vēders |
 Malay: perut buncit |
 Dutch: buik |
 Norwegian: vom, (øl)mage |
 Polish: wydatny brzuch |
 Persian: شکم بزرگ |
 Pashto: نس، ګيډه، لرى |
 Portuguese: pança |
 Romanian: burtă |
 Russian: брюшко, пузо |
 Slovak: (veľké) brucho |
 Slovenian: vamp |
 Serbian: trba |
 Swedish: buk, kalaskula |
 Thai: ท้อง |
 Turkish: şiş göbek |
 Taiwanese: 大肚子 |
 Ukrainian: живіт, черевце |
 Urdu: توند |
 Vietnamese: bụng phệ |
 Chinese: 大肚子 |
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