the physical desire for food

stomach and intestines; digestive system

to have a stomachache

to whet the appetite or be appetizing

the digestive organs, particularly as conceptualized in Traditional Chinese Medicine

gastroscope (medicine)

Any medical condition, disorder, or illness affecting the stomach.

to feel sick, retch, or vomit

a sore in the lining of the stomach

the area of the body where the stomach is located, or simply the stomach itself

gastric fluid

to be fed up with or lose interest in something; to be bored or disgusted

(medicine) to perform or undergo gastric lavage; to have one's stomach pumped

a small dish served before the main course of a meal to stimulate the appetite

to whet someone's appetite or keep them in suspense by intentionally withholding information or a desired object

to be to one's liking or interest; to suit one's temperament

a painful burning sensation in the chest caused by stomach acid rising into the esophagus, also known as pyrosis

(physiology) gastric pits

to impair digestion or suppress the appetite, often as a side effect of certain food or medicine

The anterior section of the digestive tract in certain animals, including the proventriculus in birds and insects, or the first three chambers of a ruminant's stomach.

eating champion

(fig.) small appetite; sb with a small appetite

aperitif wine

omasum (third compartment of a ruminant's stomach)

to impair the appetite

the digestive tract

the stomach or a sac-like digestive organ in animals

stomach cold (traditional Chinese medicine)

(coll.) stomach; belly

referring to the interior space or the physical region within the stomach.

reticulum (the second stomach of ruminants); honeycomb tripe

not irritating or damaging to the digestive system