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View usage for: (tʌmi) Word forms: plural tummies1. countable nounYour tummy is the part of the front of your body below your waist. Tummy is often used by children or by adults talking to children. Your baby's tummy should feel warm, but not hot. Synonyms: stomach, belly, abdomen, corporation [informal] More Synonyms of tummy 2. countable nounYou can use tummy to refer to the parts inside your body where food is digested. Tummy is often used by children or by adults talking to children. I've got a sore tummy. It's easy to get a tummy upset from river water. (ˈtʌmɪ) nounWord forms: plural -mies an informal or childish word for stomach tummy in American English (ˈtʌmi) nounWord forms: plural ˈtummies Informal the stomach or abdomen Word origin orig. a child's term Examples of 'tummy' in a sentencetummy She is also hoping for arm and thigh lifts and a tummy tuck.Target your tummy where you feel nervous butterflies.Most fear trying new food or getting tummy upsets.They are also good for settling the stomach if you have a tummy bug.Iron tablets are the most popular but can cause tummy upsets if not taken with food.Most bouts of the runs are caused by tummy bugs.But her tummy tuck seems more uncomfortable.Each time you relax your tummy you will feel the string and it will make you pull in your stomach.Like his boss he would rather have his tummy tickled than get his claws out and finish off an opponent.It made her tummy feel different.Same for a mild tummy upset.But anything that might possibly lessen post-natal tummy trauma gets my vote.If so, that increases the odds of it just being a tummy bug.Many don't know what a warm bed or a full tummy feels like.You don't want the results of an upset tummy all over your cream carpet.That goes for most childhood complaints, whether it's a sore tummy.True, some people get headaches and tummy upsets, and a few suffer muscle aches or liver problems. British English: tummy / ˈtʌmɪ/ NOUN Your tummy is your stomach. Your baby's tummy should feel warm, but not hot. - American English: tummy
- Arabic: بَطْن
- Brazilian Portuguese: barriga
- Chinese: 肚子
- Croatian: trbuh
- Czech: břicho
- Danish: mave
- Dutch: buik
- European Spanish: barriga
- Finnish: maha
- French: ventre
- German: Bäuchlein
- Greek: κοιλίτσα
- Italian: pancia
- Japanese: おなか
- Korean: 배
- Norwegian: mage
- Polish: brzuszek
- European Portuguese: barriga
- Romanian: burtă
- Russian: животик
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All related terms of 'tummy'Chinese translation of 'tummy' n (c) -
肚子 (dùzi) (个(個), gè)
(informal) Your baby's tummy should feel warm, but not hot. Synonyms corporation (informal) tum (informal) spare tyre (informal) breadbasket (slang) potbelly Additional synonymsDefinition the part of the body that contains the stomach and intestines He underwent tests for pains in his abdomen. Synonyms stomach, corporation (informal), guts (slang), belly, tummy (informal), midriff, breadbasket (slang), midsection, pot, paunch, makutu (New Zealand), puku (New Zealand) Definition the stomach The dog rolled onto its back so its belly could be scratched. Synonyms stomach, insides (informal), gut, abdomen, tummy (informal), paunch, vitals, breadbasket (slang), potbelly, corporation (informal), puku (New Zealand) Definition a large paunch Synonyms spread (informal), paunch, pot, pod, beer belly (informal), spare tyre (British, slang), middle-age spread (informal), potbelly, puku (New Zealand) - tumble to something
- tumbledown
- tumid
- tummy
- tumour
- tumult
- tumultuous
Additional synonymsDefinition the internal organs of a person or an animal His gut sagged over his belt. Synonyms paunch (informal), belly, spare tyre (British, slang), potbelly, puku (New Zealand) Definition a protruding belly or abdomen He was developing a paunch. Synonyms belly, beer-belly (informal), spread (informal), corporation (informal), pot, spare tyre (British, slang), middle-age spread (informal), potbelly, large abdomen, muffin top (informal), puku (New Zealand) He's already developing a pot from all the beer he drinks. Synonyms paunch, beer belly or gut (informal), spread (informal), corporation (informal), gut, bulge, spare tyre (British, slang), potbelly |