- Look up
paunch in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Paunch may
refer to: The rumen, the
larger part of the reticulorumen, the
first chamber in the digestive...
-
extreme bitterness of its leaves) or
panza de
burro ( Spanish : donkey's
paunch ), is a
flowering plant belonging to the
subfamily Cestroideae of the nightshade...
- proverbs, and
earthy wit. "Panza" in
Spanish means "belly" (cf.
English "
paunch,"
Italian "pancia",
several Italian dialects "panza",
Portuguese and Galician...
- The rumen, also
known as a
paunch, is the
largest stomach compartment in ruminants. The
rumen and the
reticulum make up the
reticulorumen in
ruminant animals...
- is
related to the
Latin pantex,
meaning 'abdomen',
cognate with
English paunch. Open,
quilted leather jackets and
trousers were worn by
Scythian hor****...
- (literally:
Paunch Monday) in Lucerne, and the last day
before Ash
Wednesday on Fat
Tuesday (Mardi Gras), in
Lucerne known as Güdisdienstag (literally:
Paunch Tuesday)...
- telegraph.co.uk. Leonard, Tom (31
December 2002). "Rocky
Gervais has a
knockout paunch". Telegraph.
Retrieved 25
October 2016. "Grant Bovey: 'Anthea
Turner didn't...
- his statues. His
portrait of Pellichus, a
Corinthian general, "with fat
paunch and bald head,
wearing a
cloak which leaves him half exposed, with some...
-
modern German colloquial term "Wamme" from Old High
German wamba for 'belly,
paunch, lap'). The word
woman can be used generally, to mean any
female human,...
- is lustless, ****less, fireless, mute: The
plant with
plants his
hungry paunch doth feede, Th'
admired beast is
sowen a
slender seed. In his work Connubia...
