paunch
61labonza — (n.) belly, 1943, American English slang, probably from dialectal pronunciation of It. la pancia the belly, from L. pantex (gen. panticis) belly (see PAUNCH (Cf. paunch)) …
62mundungus — (n.) tobacco with an offensive odor, 1640s, from Sp. mondongo paunch, tripe, intestines, related to modejo paunch, belly (of a pig) …
63panzer — 1940, shortened form of Ger. Panzerdivision armored unit, from Panzer tank, lit. armor, from M.H.G. panzier, from O.Fr. panciere armor for the belly, from pance belly, from L. pantex (gen. panticis) belly (see PAUNCH (Cf …
64paunchy — 1590s, from PAUNCH (Cf. paunch) + Y (Cf. y) (2). Related: Paunchiness …
65ventral — 1739, from Fr. ventral, from L.L. ventralis of or pertaining to the belly or stomach, from L. venter (gen. ventris) belly, paunch, from PIE *wend tri (Cf. L. vesica bladder, Skt. vastih bladder, O.H.G. wanast, Ger. wanst paunch, belly ) …
66labonza — n American a. the belly or paunch a punch in the labonza b. the backside, buttocks A word used particularly by pugilists, crim inals and working class speakers. It is mock Italian or Spanish, probably based on la pancia or la panza, both related… …
67ἐκτραπελόγαστρον — ἐκτραπελόγαστρος with an enormous paunch masc/fem acc sg ἐκτραπελόγαστρος with an enormous paunch neut nom/voc/acc sg …
68pot-hunter — 1. One excessively devoted to winning competitions, prizes, etc. 2 Person (as in fuss pot, etc.). 3 Paunch, pot bellied Having prominent paunch. 4 Marijuana. 6. v. Put child on chamber pot. 7. piss pot* Chamber pot. 8. pot shot Shot at… …
69bay window — noun 1. slang for a paunch • Syn: ↑pot, ↑potbelly, ↑corporation, ↑tummy • Usage Domain: ↑slang, ↑cant, ↑jargon, ↑lingo, ↑ …
70potbelly — noun 1. slang for a paunch • Syn: ↑pot, ↑bay window, ↑corporation, ↑tummy • Usage Domain: ↑slang, ↑cant, ↑jargon, ↑lingo, ↑ …
