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1. (adj.) paunchy
having a potbelly.
Etymology: (1590–1600)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) abdominous, paunchy, potbellied
having a large belly
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| Definition of 'paunchy' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (adj) paunchy
pot-bellied
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Sense: having a paunch
He's become quite paunchy.
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 Afrikaans: met boeppens |
 Arabic: ضَخْم البَطْن |
 Bulgarian: шкембелия |
 Brazilian: barrigudo |
 Czech: břichatý |
 German: dickbäuchig |
 Danish: topmavet |
 Greek: κοιλαράς |
 Spanish: panzudo, barrigón |
 Estonian: maokas |
 Farsi: شکم گنده |
 Finnish: möhömahainen |
 French: bedonnant |
 Hebrew: בַּעַל כֶּרֶס |
 Hindi: तोंदल, तोंदीला, तोंदवाला |
 Croatian: trbušast |
 Hungarian: pocakos |
 Indonesian: buncit |
 Icelandic: með ístru |
 Italian: panciuto, obeso |
 Japanese: 太鼓腹の |
 Korean: 배가 튀어나온 |
 Lithuanian: pilvotas |
 Latvian: resnvēderains; ar lielu v |
 Malay: buncit |
 Dutch: dikbuikig |
 Norwegian: rund; med vom |
 Polish: brzuchaty |
 Persian: شکم گنده |
 Pashto: نس، ګيډه، لرى |
 Portuguese: barrigudo |
 Romanian: burtos |
 Russian: пузатый |
 Slovak: bruchatý |
 Slovenian: vampast |
 Serbian: trbušast |
 Swedish: tjock |
 Thai: พุงพลุ้ย |
 Turkish: şiş göbekli |
 Taiwanese: 大腹便便的 |
 Ukrainian: з черевцем |
 Urdu: توند والا |
 Vietnamese: bụng phệ |
 Chinese: 大腹便便的 |
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