stomach /stumˈək/

1. The strong muscular bag into which food passes from the gullet, and where some initial digestion takes place
2. The cavity in any animal for the digestion of its food
3. (loosely) the belly (also euphemistic)
4. Appetite, relish for food, inclination generally
5. Disposition, spirit, courage, pride, spleen

1. To bear or put up with
2. To digest
3. To turn the stomach of (archaic)
4. To resent (archaic)
5. To find offensive (archaic)

Of the stomach

stomˈachal adjective

stomˈached adjective

stomˈacher /-chər or -kər/ noun

A covering or ornament for the chest, esp one worn under the lacing of a bodice

stomˈachful noun (pl stomˈachfuls)

As much as the stomach will hold

1. Spirited
2. Haughty
3. Obstinate
4. Resentful
5. Angry

stomˈachfulness noun

stomachic /stəm-akˈik/ adjective

1. Of the stomach
2. Promoting digestion

A stomachic medicine

stomachˈical adjective

stomˈachless adjective

stomˈachous adjective (archaic)

1. Resentful
2. Haughty
3. Spirited
4. Courageous

stomˈachy adjective (archaic or dialect)

1. Haughty
2. Easily offended
3. Spirited
4. Paunchy

stomˈachache noun

stomach pump noun

A syringe with a flexible tube for withdrawing fluids from the stomach, or injecting them into it

stomach stapling noun

The surgical practice of reducing the capacity of the stomach for food using a gastric band and staples

• bloatedness
• bloatednesses
• bloater
• bloaters
• bloating
• bloats
• bloatware
• bloatwares
• blob
• blobbed
• blobbier
• blobbiest
• blobbing
• blobby
• blobs
• bloc
• block
• blockade
• blockaded
• blockade-runner
• blockade-runners
• blockades
• blockading
• blockage
• blockages