the belly, abdomen, or stomach of a person or animal

(coll.) to have diarrhea

a person who has a very large appetite

deeply worried; to feel anxious

(coll.) to have diarrhea

navel; belly button

narrow-minded and petty; preoccupied with trivialities

the swim bladder of a fish, especially when used as a culinary ingredient or prepared as a dish

the calf of the leg

The whitish color of the pre-dawn sky.

To rack one's brains for a solution; to search for every bit of knowledge or inspiration.

there is no knowing what is in a man's heart

A traditional Chinese undergarment covering the chest and abdomen

to have diarrhea

(coll.) to have diarrhea

frank and outspoken

Small-minded and petty.

to have an upset stomach or a stomachache, often implying diarrhea

to have eyes bigger than one's belly

to split one's sides laughing

(dialect) a towel, especially one worn as a turban

(coll.) to be completely at ease

undergarment covering the chest and abdomen

to endure bullying, insults, or hardship stoically without complaining; literally to swallow one's knocked-out teeth after being struck

pain in the abdominal area; stomachache or bellyache

(Taiwanese Mandarin) to doze off (from Taiwanese [[盹|盹|dun3]][[龟|龜|gui1]], Tai-lo pr. [tuh-ku])

deep fried tripe

the calf of the leg

beer belly (complimentary)

belly; abdomen (archaic)

feeling hungry; having an empty stomach

having a bellyful of something; filled with (usually used figuratively for emotions, thoughts, or grievances)

The market conditions and business opportunities arising from pregnancy-related products and services, often linked to a baby boom.

to go without food or suffer from an empty stomach, whether by choice or due to poverty

to consume food or drink; to eat; to drink

a bellyful of something; filled with (usually abstract things like grievances, thoughts, or schemes)

a protruding stomach or paunch on a person, often used figuratively and colloquially in Taiwan

to be well aware

tripe (gastronomy)