abdominous

American  

[ab-dom-uh-nuhs] / æbˈdɒm ə nəs /

adjective

1. having a large belly; potbellied.

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Etymology

Origin of abdominous

1645–55; < Latin abdōmin- ( abdominal ) + -ous

Example Sentences

Gorgonius sits, abdominous and wan, Like a fat squab upon a Chinese fan.

From Project Gutenberg

Strong transversus abdominous muscles, which are the deep back and abdominal muscles closest to your spine, protect your discs and nerves from impact, said Gokhale.

From Seattle Times

I laughed when he mentioned running after the hounds, for, as I saw him, he was, as Southey has it, “broad in the rear and abdominous in the van.”

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I've watched his abdominous, ominous shape Abroad in the land while the nation has slept, Marked his satanical Methods tyrannical; Rigorous, vigorous vigil I kept.

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Never, surely, since their nation entered the abdominous period of its existence, recognized in all its ideal portraits, for which food and sleep are the prime conditions of well-being.

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