Stomach
//ˈstʌmək//
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The word "stomach" can be used as noun and verb.
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an army marches on its stomach antestomach cast-iron stomach forestomach have butterflies in one's stomach have eyes bigger than one's stomach honey stomach honeycomb stomach muscular stomach on a full stomach on an empty stomach one's stomach thinks one's throat has been cut pit of the stomach rennet stomach sick to one's stomach sour stomach stay-stomach stomach ache stomach acid stomach balloon stomach bug stomach cancer stomach crunch stomach flu stomach lining stomach oil stomach pump stomach staggers stomach sweetbread stomach ulcer stomach vacuum stomach worm stomach-churning stomach-churningly stomach-turning stomach-turningly stomachable stomachache stomacher stomachful stomachless stomachlike stomachy stommy stummy the way to a man's heart is through his stomach tummy unstomachable upset stomach waterfall stomach wolf in one's stomach
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abdomen ache appetite belly body body part body pouch contain contain food desire digesting digestion digestion location dislike food food holder handle haughtiness holder holding holding food intestines location navel navel location organ part pouch pride resent stand stomachal stomachic tolerate tummy
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