Thesaurus / paunch
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Tall and stooped, with a slight paunch and ice blue eyes, he stood out as the only dissident organized and popular enough to pose even a distant threat to Putin’s rule.
THE MAN PUTIN FEARSSIMON SHUSTERJANUARY 19, 2022TIMEThe large man puffs himself out in his warm topcoat, which protuberates sensibly at the paunch.
THE CONQUEST OF ROMEMATILDE SERAOThrough the garden with lowered eyes, past a dour-looking priest with a small paunch.
THE JEWELS OF APTORSAMUEL R. DELANYThe dish suits it, for before long it has burrowed half-way into the succulent paunch.
MORE HUNTING WASPSJ. HENRI FABREA ten-year-old nephew rode behind him, with his short arms encircling his uncle's paunch.
THE ESCAPE OF MR. TRIMMIRVIN S. COBBAnother, with ‘a fair round belly,’ no doubt, they dub Simon Paunch.
THE RIVERS OF GREAT BRITAIN: RIVERS OF THE EAST COASTVARIOUSAnd the cook patted affectionately the little round paunch that marred the symmetry of his figure.
CORPORAL CAMERONRALPH CONNORThat philosophy of the loose lip and the lax paunch is one for which I've always had an instinctive distrust.
TONO BUNGAYH. G. WELLSFor this object we always rode some miles away, threw a fresh deer-paunch on the ground, and trailed it after us by a long rope.
THE BACKWOODSMANVARIOUSPaunch, pawnsh, or pnsh, n. the belly: the first and largest stomach of a ruminant.
CHAMBERS'S TWENTIETH CENTURY DICTIONARY (PART 3 OF 4: N-R)VARIOUSWORDS RELATED TO PAUNCH
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