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    bel·ly
    [ˈbelē]
    noun
    belly (noun) · bellies (plural noun) · belly pork (noun) · belly porks (plural noun)
    1. the front part of the human trunk below the ribs, containing the stomach and bowels.
      • the stomach, especially as representing the body's need for food:
        "they'll fight all the better on empty bellies"
      • the underside of a bird or other animal.
      • a cut of pork from the underside between the legs.
      • a pig's belly as food, especially as a traded commodity.
      • the rounded underside of a ship or aircraft.
      • the top surface of an instrument of the violin family, across which the strings are placed.
    verb
    belly (verb) · bellies (third person present) · bellied (past tense) · bellied (past participle) · bellying (present participle)
    1. swell or cause to swell:
      "as she leaned forward her sweater bellied out" · "the wind bellied the sail out"
    2. NORTH AMERICAN ENGLISH
      informal
      (belly up to)
      move or sit close to (a bar or table):
      "regulars who first bellied up to the bar years before"
    Origin
    Old English belig ‘bag’, of Germanic origin, from a base meaning ‘swell, be inflated’.
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    noun
    1. the front part of the human trunk below the ribs, containing the stomach and bowels.
      inside
      depths
      recesses
      bowels
      center
      middle
      nucleus
      core
      heart
      inner part
      inner area
      Opposite:
      exterior
      outside
    verb
    1. swell or cause to swell:
      fill out
      distend
      billow (out)
      bulge (out)
      swell (out)
      balloon (out)
      bag (out)
      puff out
     

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    What does belly mean in zoology?1. (Zoology) the lower or front part of the body of a vertebrate, containing the intestines and other abdominal organs; abdomen. 3. a part, line, or structure that bulges deeply: the belly of a sail. 4. the inside or interior cavity of something: the belly of a ship. 6.

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    What causes a large belly in men?

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    As men age, they're more likely to develop big bellies. After age 40, the natural reduction in testosterone means excess calories are often stored as visceral fat. Aging also makes you naturally lose muscle mass. Muscle keeps your metabolism burning at a solid rate. As visceral fat in the abdomen accumulates, the belly becomes visibly bigger—a phenomenon that is commonly known as belly fat development. Of note, belly fat consists of not only abdominal visceral fat but also abdominal subcutaneous fat. Of all of the factors contributing to the accumulation of abdominal visceral fat, lifestyle is arguably the most important. Based on our proposed mechanisms, spreading out the amount of dietary fat intake into several smaller meals should reduce the likelihood of abdominal visceral fat accumulation by reducing both the size and number of chylomicrons. Reducing the lipid load to the small intestine is also beneficial to the functions of the collecting lymphatics as high lipid load reduces their contraction frequency and amplitude. By maintaining the lymphatic contraction, smaller meals may reduce the retention time of the chylomicrons in the lamina propria. This would consequently reduce the likelihood of abdominal visceral fat accumulation. In overweight minority youth studies, the higher calorie-consuming nibblers, indeed, accumulate less abdominal visceral fat than the lower calorie-consuming gobblers. The studies also take gender into account, that is, males are more likely to gobble and accumulate abdominal visceral fat than females. Another important aspect of lifestyle is exercise. Besides increasing the energy expenditure, exercise may slow down the accumulation of abdominal visceral fat by increasing the flow of the chylomicrons within the lamina propria and lymphatics as well as reducing both the LPL expression in the mesenteric fat and the leakiness of the lymphatics. There are other potential factors that may contribute to the development of abdominal visceral fat. But considering that it is a strong independent predictor of mortality, understanding the mechanisms of its development is critical. Based on our proposed mechanisms, exercising and eating a diet low in fat—or at least spreading the fat intake into several smaller meals—should help in slowing down the development of abdominal visceral fat.
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    What is the plural of belly?, plural bel·lies. the front or under part of a vertebrate body from the breastbone to the pelvis, containing the abdominal viscera; the abdomen. the stomach with its adjuncts. appetite or capacity for food; gluttony. the womb. the belly of a ship. the belly of a flask. Anatomy. the fleshy part of a muscle.

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    What is the synonym of belly?1 a need or desire for food. as dinnertime approached he could think only of his belly. Synonyms for belly. appetite, emptiness, famishment, hunger, munchies, stomach.

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    Where did the word 'belly' come from?The Old English word for "belly, stomach" was buc (cognate with German Bauch, Dutch buik, Old Frisian buk, from West Germanic *būkaz, a word indicative of swelling, with no known connections). The plural of Old English belg emerged in Middle English as a separate word, bellows. The meaning "bulging part or convex surface of anything" is 1590s.

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    When did the word belly come out?Fastidious avoidance of belly in speech and writing (compensated for by stretching the senses of imported stomach and abdomen, baby-talk tummy and misappropriated midriff) began late 18c. and the word was banished from Bibles in many early 19c. editions. belly (v.) c. 1600 "cause to swell out;" 1620s, "to swell out" (intrans.), from belly (n.).

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  3. the stomach or the front part of the body between your chest and your legs: He fell asleep with a full belly and a happy heart.

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    Belly definition: the front or under part of a vertebrate body from the breastbone to the pelvis, containing the abdominal viscera; the abdomen..

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    belly (ˈbɛlɪ) n, pl -lies 1. (Zoology) the lower or front part of the body of a vertebrate, containing the intestines and other abdominal organs; abdomen. 2. the stomach, esp when regarded as the seat of gluttony 3. a part, line, or structure that bulges deeply: the belly of a sail.

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    informal uk / ˈbeli / us Add to word list Add to word list your stomach (= organ where food is digested), or the front part of your body between your chest and your legs (Definition of belly from the Cambridge Learner's Dictionary © Cambridge University Press)

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