bellying

Bellying closer to the ground, Ben Bolt advanced upon him, creeping slowly like a cat stalking a mouse.

Sullen, dull, he watched the sunset, watched the bellying cumulus clouds mimic the Grand Cañon.

Sail after sail was set, and the bellying sheets tautened as flat as the nimble seamen could draw them.

The bellying part on the inside sprinkled with spots like little eyes.

This line is constantly swayed to and fro, as if by the current or wind, bellying forward here and there.

The breeze came in at the open windows every now and then, swaying and bellying the gaudy awning outside.

The night breeze touched pale furry breasts, filled the bellying wings.

Hawtayne bent his weight upon the tiller, and crouched to see under the bellying sail.

The wretches who yet clung to the deck looked shuddering up into the bellying greenness, and knew that the end was come.

As soon as the bellying mainsail began to flap, the three men let it go on the run.