paunch
paunch
noun \ˈpȯnch, ˈpänch\Definition of PAUNCH
Examples of PAUNCH
- He sat with his hands folded over his paunch.
- He used to be very thin but now he has a slight paunch.
Origin of PAUNCH
Middle English, from Anglo-French *panche, pance, from Latin pantic-, pantex
First Known Use: 14th century
Related to PAUNCH
Related Words: breadbasket [slang], stomach, tummy; chubbiness, corpulence, fat, fatness, fleshiness, obesity, overweight, paunchiness, plumpness, portliness, pudginess; chunkiness, heaviness, stoutness
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