stomach

stomach
n
1. belly, abdomen, Inf. tummy, gut, Sl. breadbasket, Brit. Inf. little Mary, Scot, and North Eng. wame; paunch, potbelly, Inf. bay window, Inf. corporation, Sl. pot, Sl. beerbelly, Sl. spare tire.
2. colonic cavity, intestinal cavity, visceral cavity, Anat., Zool. venter, ventral region, ventricle, ventricular cavity, Anat. epigastrium; pouch, (of birds) gizzard, (of birds) crop, craw, maw, ingluvies, (of birds) proventriculus, (both of ruminating animals) first stomach, rumen; intestines, bowels, colons, (of swine) chitterlings; innards, inwards, insides, vitals, viscera, (of animals) entrails, Inf. gizzard, Sl. guts.
3. appetite, appetence, appetency, hunger, thirst, craving, gluttony, Pathol. bulimia; relish, gusto, zest, eagerness, hankering, yearning, longing; lust, Sl. letch.
4. desire, liking, fondness, weakness, fancy, Inf. mind, pleasure, preference; tendency, leaning, bent, inclination, favoritism, bias; partiality, predilection, disposition, predisposition, proclivity, propensity,
v
5. endure, tolerate, bear, bear with, Archaic. forbear, suffer, abide, Inf. take, Inf. stand, Inf. swallow, put up with, pocket; be content with, reconcile oneself to, resign oneself to.
6. permit, allow, allow for, make allowance for, be lenient toward, admit, countenance.
7. forgive, pardon, excuse, condone, let pass; overlook, blink at, wink at, close the eyes to, shut the eyes to; ignore, disregard, pass over.

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