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stomach

[stuhm-uhk] / ˈstʌm ək /




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The city’s narrow lots sets the Chicago iteration apart: “almost like it’s sucking in its stomach,” the authors write.

From The Wall Street Journal

He tried Starbucks’ protein cold foam, he said, and would consider ordering it again even though it didn’t sit right with his stomach.

From The Wall Street Journal

What he was waiting for, Christopher couldn’t have explained: he only hoped, in a way that burned in his lungs and stomach, that there was something more than that which he had so far seen.

From Literature

Seeing her initials makes my stomach feel something worse than hunger.

From Literature

He has now also called for a trial to compare weight-loss injections with bariatric surgery, where the size of the stomach is restricted to reduce appetite.

From BBC