Stomach синонимы

  • abdomen
  • belly
  • gut
  • tummy
  • breadbasket
  • inside
  • insides
  • maw
  • paunch
  • pot
  • potbelly
  • abdominal region
  • below the belt
  • solar plexus
  • spare tire
  • mind
  • appetence
  • desire
  • inclination
  • relish
  • taste
  • tooth
  • tolerate
  • abide
  • bear
  • brook
  • digest
  • stand
  • suffer
  • swallow
  • sweat
  • take
  • bear with
  • bite the bullet
  • grin and bear it
  • live with
  • put up with
  • reconcile oneself
  • resign oneself
  • submit to

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Despite this added security, you can still try your luck lying down on your stomach and holding on tightly to the handles at the top of the tube—if you dare.

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(b) Diseases of the stomach associated with deficient hydrochloric acid, as chronic gastritis and gastric cancer.

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Then she would turn him over on his back and paddle his stomach with a ladle to make sure that he was well filled!

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Since he died from cancer in the stomach, he could retain very little food.

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WORDS RELATED TO STOMACH

  • accept
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  • concede
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  • live with
  • put up with
  • receive
  • sit tight
  • stand
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  • stomach
  • suffer
  • swallow
  • take
  • tolerate
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  • acknowledge
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  • agree
  • assent
  • bear
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  • bow
  • capitulate
  • defer to
  • don’t make waves
  • don’t rock the boat
  • endure
  • fit in
  • go along with
  • live with
  • play the game
  • recognize
  • respect
  • sit still for
  • stand
  • stand for
  • stomach
  • submit to
  • suffer
  • swallow
  • take
  • tolerate
  • yield to
  • appetence
  • appetency
  • appetition
  • big eyes
  • craving
  • demand
  • fondness
  • gluttony
  • greed
  • hankering
  • hunger
  • inclination
  • itch
  • liking
  • longing
  • lust
  • passion
  • penchant
  • proclivity
  • propensity
  • ravenousness
  • relish
  • soft spot
  • stomach
  • sweet tooth
  • taste
  • thirst
  • urge
  • voracity
  • weakness
  • willingness
  • yearning
  • yen
  • zeal
  • zest
  • abide
  • admit
  • allow
  • brook
  • encounter
  • experience
  • permit
  • put up with
  • stomach
  • suffer
  • tolerate
  • undergo
  • abide
  • allow
  • be big
  • bear
  • countenance
  • go
  • hang in
  • hang in there
  • hear of
  • live with
  • put up with
  • sit tight
  • stand
  • stomach
  • suffer
  • support
  • swallow
  • take
  • tolerate
  • withstand
  • bit the bullet
  • bore
  • braced
  • braved
  • confronted
  • contended
  • coped with
  • endured
  • faced
  • grappled with
  • made a stand
  • stomached
  • suffered
  • sustained
  • took
  • went to the mat
  • withstood

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abdominal, flatulence, abdomen, belly, breadbasket, craw, crop, en.synonym.one, fat, gut, paunch, pot, tum, tummy, venter, abide, bear, brook, digest, endure, en.synonym.one, forbear, go through, lump, permit, put up, put up with, stand, stick out, suffer, support, sustain, take, tolerate, undergo.

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  1. stomach, tummy, tum, breadbasketnoun

    an enlarged and muscular saclike organ of the alimentary canal; the principal organ of digestion

    Synonyms:
    belly, abdomen, pot, breadbasket, tum, venter, bay window, tummy, corporation, potbelly

  2. abdomen, venter, stomach, bellynoun

    the region of the body of a vertebrate between the thorax and the pelvis

    Synonyms:
    belly, abdomen, breadbasket, tum, venter, paunch, tummy, abdominal cavity

  3. stomachnoun

    an inclination or liking for things involving conflict or difficulty or unpleasantness

    «he had no stomach for a fight»

    Synonyms:
    tum, breadbasket, belly, tummy, abdomen, venter

  4. stomachverb

    an appetite for food

    «exercise gave him a good stomach for dinner»

    Synonyms:
    tum, breadbasket, belly, tummy, abdomen, venter

  5. stomachverb

    bear to eat

    «He cannot stomach raw fish»

    Synonyms:
    tolerate, brook, abide, endure, stand, support, put up, suffer, digest, stick out, bear

  6. digest, endure, stick out, stomach, bear, stand, tolerate, support, brook, abide, suffer, put upverb

    put up with something or somebody unpleasant

    «I cannot bear his constant criticism»; «The new secretary had to endure a lot of unprofessional remarks»; «he learned to tolerate the heat»; «She stuck out two years in a miserable marriage»

    Synonyms:
    bide, project, ache, hold out, run, endure, affirm, underpin, carry, stand up, assume, have, hold, last, sustain, confirm, fend, stay, weather, take over, go, jut, endorse, jut out, turn out, digest, deport, prevail, comport, set up, behave, die hard, pay, jump out, remain firm, offer, tolerate, deliver, indorse, hurt, abide, condense, raise, fend for, back up, birth, patronage, stand out, live, contribute, stick out, meet, brook, expect, patronize, suffer, concentrate, protrude, acquit, substantiate, brave out, survive, domiciliate, get, put forward, stand, can, post, plunk for, persist, live on, have a bun in the oven, give birth, back, jump, allow, rear, lose, place upright, wear, house, contain, leap out, bear, patronise, subscribe, hold up, corroborate, provide, erect, defend, brave, put up, tin, keep going, accept, bear out, support, resist, plump for, nominate, yield, gestate, permit, conduct

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  1. stomachnoun

    Synonyms:
    (of ruminants) fardingbag, paunch, rumen, reticulum, psalterium, manyplies, abomasum, omasum, (of birds) gizzard, crop, maw

  2. stomachnoun

    Associated words:
    gastric, gastrology, gastronomy, gastritis, agastric, rennet, tripe, stomachal, stomachic, alvine, gastrectomy, pylorous, gastroscope, gastroscopy, stomacher, paunchy, paunch, anticardium, gastralgia, abdomen, abdominous

  3. stomachverb

    Synonyms:
    resent, dislike, bear, brook, tolerate, stand, endure

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  1. Leah Kaufman:

    Eating exactly what you plan to have on the day of the race will be beneficial in seeing how it affects your energy and stomach.

  2. Jennifer Lopez:

    When I sat there, I was in my hair and makeup trailer, and heres what I felt. In my belly, I felt a flutter. I felt like a little butterfly in my stomach, and immediately I knew that I had life inside of me. the doctor says, you see that right there, that little grain of rice ? Thats the baby. You see that other little grain of rice over here ? Thats the other baby.

  3. Rich Osthoff:

    In December I started seeing him on TV, i recognized his face, and it just turned my stomach when I saw him.

  4. Paul Iheanachor:

    If somebody put a knife in your stomach and cut you open, and had their hands on your insides, and ripped your baby out, you know, i just tried to put myself in her shoes. Just tried to wrap my mind around how it would feel to basically be gutted like a fish.

  5. Michal Szolucha:

    A while ago I suffered from persistent stomach pain and despite several appointments in the public service over a six-month period, no one carried out the tests I needed, however when I went to a doctor in a private clinic, within 48 hours all the tests were conducted and I got a diagnosis.


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  • stomach [ˈstʌmək] сущ

    1. желудокм, животикм, животм, чревоср, брюхоср

      (belly, tummy)

      • upset stomach – расстройство желудка
      • risk of stomach cancer – риск развития рака желудка
      • stomachs of pregnant women – животы беременных женщин
      • pain in his stomach – боль в животе
      • empty stomachs – пустое брюхо
  • stomach [ˈstʌmək] прил

    1. желудочный

      (gastric)

      • stomach bleeding – желудочное кровотечение
    2. брюшной

      (abdominal)

  • stomach [ˈstʌmək] гл

    1. переварить, переваривать

      (digest)

noun
желудок stomach, belly, inside, breadbasket
живот stomach, belly, abdomen, tummy, paunch, gizzard
аппетит appetite, stomach
мужество courage, bravery, guts, fortitude, virility, stomach
вкус taste, flavor, liking, palate, style, stomach
склонность tendency, propensity, inclination, penchant, addiction, stomach
отвага courage, daring, valor, prowess, heart, stomach
verb
стерпеть bear, stand, stomach, swallow
быть в состоянии съесть stomach
быть в состоянии переварить stomach
сносить demolish, take down, raze, tear down, suffer, stomach

Предложения со словом «Stomach»

Or this weird, crooked shape of our stomach — a bit Quasimodo-ish.

Или эта странная, кособокая форма желудка , похожая на Квазимодо.

I wish I could talk about butterflies in my stomach or maps I drew on the ground when I think about this affair, but I cannot.

Жаль, что я не могу рассказать о бабочках в животе или картинках, которые я рисую, когда думаю об этом романе, всего этого нет.

There is a saying in Argentina: Power is like drinking gin on an empty stomach .

Как говорят в Аргентине, власть — это как джин натощак.

It’s got a brain, it’s got a body and it’s got a stomach .

У него есть мозг, туловище и желудок .

It needs the stomach to create the energy.

Желудок ему нужен, чтобы производить энергию.

The second component might be the stomach .

Вторым компонентом может быть желудок .

And it really is a stomach because you can put energy in this side in the form of pollution, and it creates electricity.

Это настоящий желудок , потому что можно с этой стороны поместить энергию в виде загрязнений, и они произведут электричество.

So you can see how this stomach could be used to not only treat the pollution but also to generate electricity from the pollution.

Теперь понятно, как этот желудок может быть использован: не только для борьбы с загрязнением, но и для получения электричества из отходов.

So the robot will move through the environment, taking food into its stomach , digest the food, create electricity, use that electricity to move through the environment and keep doing this.

Робот будет двигаться в экосистеме, заглатывать пищу в желудок , переваривать её, производить электричество, использовать его для дальнейшего продвижения, и далее по кругу.

We’ve also shown you can make the microbial fuel cell’s stomach out of paper.

Мы уже показали, как сделать желудок с микробными топливными элементами из бумаги.

And then it goes into your stomach .

Он попадает в ваш желудок .

And when it’s inside your stomach , it moves, it thinks, it twists, it bends, it does something.

И внутри желудка он двигается, думает, крутится, наклоняется, что — то делает.

You know that once it’s done its job of work, it could be consumed by your stomach , or if you don’t want that, it could go straight through you, into the toilet, and be degraded safely in the environment.

Вы знаете, что раз он сделает свою работу, ваш желудок его употребит, а если вы не хотите этого, он может выйти через вас в туалет и будет безопасно разлагаться в природе.

He said music is un-Islamic and the job of whores, and if you keep this up, you are going to be raped and your stomach will be cut out so that another whore like you will not be born.

Он сказал: Музыка — это не по — исламски, это профессия шлюх, и если ты будешь продолжать ею заниматься, тебя изнасилуют и вспорют живот, чтобы ты не смогла родить еще одну шлюху.

And recently, we used to think that stomach ulcers were just caused by stress, until we discovered that H. pylori was the culprit.

Ещё недавно все считали, что язва желудка вызывается стрессом, пока не обнаружилось, что всему виной бактерия хеликобактер пилори.

His aura went red at shoulder, thigh, stomach .

Его аура стала красной на плече, животе и бедре.

But dread was thick as nausea in her stomach .

И все равно ужас, сковавший ее, вызывал тошноту.

Normally cyanide presents in the stomach lining and nasal passages.

Обычно цианид попадает в подслизистый слой желудка и носовые ходы.

Her stomach tried to tie itself into a knot.

Внутри у нее все будто в тугой узел скрутилось.

The knot in Daulo’s stomach tightened an extra turn.

Желудок Дауло, казалось, начал сворачиваться в узел.

And my stomach shapes into one big knot

И мой желудок крутит одним большим узлом

Makes my stomach hurt, even without the brandy.

У меня от нее желудок болит даже без бренди.

Logic, Miles decided, made his stomach hurt.

Майлз решил, что от логики у него болит желудок .

His stomach and lower chest were a red ruin.

Живот и нижняя часть груди превратились в красное месиво.

I knew it would empty my stomach and bowels.

Я знал, что это опустошит мой желудок и кишки.

It slid to his stomach and lay there uneasily.

Она скользнула в его желудок и осталась там неприятным комком.

You can’t do an hour on an empty stomach .

Как ты выдержишь час в эфире на пустой желудок ?

I can’t make my stomach growl on command.

Я не умею заставлять свой желудок урчать по команде.

His bare chest and stomach lay across my arm.

Голая грудь и живот придавили мою руку к полу.

This is a pudding, made from the heart, liver and lungs of sheep or calf, minced suet, onions, oatmeal and seasoning, and cooked in the animal’s stomach .

Это запеканка, приготовленная из сердца, печени и легких овцы или теленка, фарш, сало, лук, овсянка и приправы и готовят эту еду в желудке животного.

It can be a serious problem for people with weak stomach .

Это может быть серьезной проблемой для людей со слабым желудком .

If you have a headache, heartache, toothache, backache, earache or bad pain in the stomach , if you complain of a sore throat or a bad cough, if you run a high temperature and have a bad cold in your head, or if you suffer from high or low blood pressure, I think you should consult a doctor.

Если у вас головная боль, боль в сердце, зубная боль, боли в спине, боль в ухе или боли в желудке , если вы жалуетесь на боль в горле или кашель, если у вас высокая температура и сильный насморк, или если вы страдаете от высокого или низкого кровяного давления, я думаю, вы должны проконсультироваться с врачом.

When we have a headache, a stomach ache, a sore throat, a cold, or a pain in some parts of the body, we call a doctor.

Когда у нас головная боль, боли в животе, боли в горле, насморк, или боли в некоторых других частях тела, мы вызываем врача.

He examines our heart, our lungs, our stomach or the part where we have pain, and tells us what the matter is with us.

Он исследует наше сердце, легкие, наш желудок или ту часть тела, где у нас есть боль, и говорит нам, в чем дело с нами.

I usually exercise my stomach muscles and my leg muscles.

Обычно я тренирую пресс и мышцы ног.

The knife perforated his spleen and stomach , resulting in massive internal bleeding.

Нож прошел сквозь селезенку и желудок , и привел к обширному внутреннему кровотечению.

She batted his hand away contemptuously and tried to punch him in the stomach .

Она с пренебрежением отшвырнула его руку и попыталась дать ему кулаком в живот.

Started hitting me, kicking me in the stomach , in the back.

Он набросился на меня,и начал бить, пинать в живот и по спине.

At the same instant her right fist made a painful surprise in the pit of his stomach .

И в тот же момент ее правый кулак нанес Монро — Альфе болезненный удар в низ живота.

Ordo felt a sudden cool clarity settle in his stomach , a satisfying sense of having learned something new and valuable.

Ордо ощутил внезапную ясность, чувство удовлетворения от того, что он понял что — то новое и ценное.

What causes low lung volume, Heart palpitations, fatigue, stomach pain, Insomnia, and a rash?

Что вызывает снижение объёма лёгких, тахикардИю, усталость, боль в желудке , бессоницу и сыпь?

Reggie heard the racket behind the garage, and fell to her stomach in the wet grass.

Реджи услышала грохот за гаражом и упала плашмя на траву.

I got down on my stomach and crawled partway under the bunk next to where Glenda sat.

Я лег на живот и заполз под койку, стоящую рядом с кроватью Гленды.

One of the possible side-effects of Naproxen is a decrease in the prostaglandin which protects the stomach lining from its own acid.

Один из побочных эффектов Напроксена снижение простагландинов, которые защищают стенки желудка от действия кислоты.

He has diabetes so he has to constantly inject insulin into his stomach .

Он болеет диабетом, сидит на инсулине и постоянно колет его себе в живот.

Frustration welled up within me, settled into a bitter pool in the pit of my stomach .

Меня охватило отчаяние, горечью собравшееся где — то внизу в животе.

The bullet to your abdomen pierced your stomach , nicked the bowel, lodged in the posterior rib.

Пуля, которая попала в живот, прошла через желудок , зацепила кишку и застряла в ребре сзади.

His stomach was still churning from the jump through the mass relay.

Его желудок еще никак не мог успокоиться после скачка через ретранслятор массы.

Madelyne’s eyes widened and her hand instinctively moved to her stomach .

Мадлен оторопело посмотрела на мужа и невольно дотронулась рукой до живота.

Pain, sharp and immediate like tiny needles, pierced the skin of my stomach .

Боль, острая и внезапная, тонкими иглами пронзила кожу на животе.

The dull ache in my stomach was beginning to have twinges of something sharp.

Тупая боль в моем животе начала переходить в приступы острой.

The tender fish warmed the pang of hunger lodged deep in the pit of her stomach , making the ache melt away.

Нежная рыба разбудила острый голод, притаившийся в глубине ее желудка , прогоняя боль.

First the stomach clenched in apprehension, and the spirit steeled itself for the violence to come.

Сначала желудок сжимался в мрачных предчувствиях, а душа ожесточалась в ожидании невыносимой боли.

He tried to look confident, but he had a terrible sinking feeling in the pit of his stomach .

Он старался придать себе уверенный вид, но в глубине души шевелилось неприятное предчувствие.

You don’t wake up with a bad feeling in your stomach or see shadows move.

Ты не просыпаешься с плохим предчувствием в животе, не видишь мелькающие тени.

Never test your own popularity if you can’t stomach the smell of rotting failure.

Не испытывай собственную популярность, если не справишься с запахом гниющего провала.

The last time he’d felt such exhilaration combined with intense sickness to his stomach had been in the alley in the caravanserai.

В последний раз подобное возбуждение, смешанное с сильной тошнотой, он испытывал в переулке караван — сарая.

Fever, sore throat and stomach cramps make his life agony!

Лихорадка, боль в горле и спазмы в желудке делали его жизнь агонией!

I think that little stomach of his gives him a nice, homey quality.

Лично я думаю, что животик придаёт ему милый уютный вид.

I intend to mix the contents of his stomach with potassium oxide, calcium oxide and nitric acid.

Я собираюсь смешать содержимое его желудка с окисью калия, окисью кальция и азотной кислотой.

What is another word for stomach?

1267 synonyms found

Pronunciation:

[ stˈʌmək], [ stˈʌmək], [ s_t_ˈʌ_m_ə_k]

Related words: stomach ache, abdominal pain, stomach discomfort, stomach ulcer, stomach upset

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    • adj.

      gastric (adjective)

      • duodenal,
      • celiac,
      • Stomachical,
      • stomachic,
      • ventral,
      • Gastrocolic,
      • enteric.

      Other relevant words: (adjective)

      • gastric.
    • n.

      • front,
      • girth,
      • heart,
      • belly button,
      • flank.

      • alimentary canal,
      • appendix,
      • bile,
      • bile duct,
      • abdominal.

      • bring up,
      • carsick,
      • disgorge,
      • cloy,
      • come up,
      • airsick,
      • bloated,
      • bilious,
      • chuck up.

      appetite (noun)

      • mind,
      • gluttony,
      • big eyes,
      • zeal,
      • Gluttonies,
      • Propensities,
      • tooth.

      body (noun)

      • stomach,
      • tummy,
      • breadbasket,
      • tum.

      bravery (noun)

      • valor.

      container (noun)

      • cupboard,
      • wallet,
      • crate,
      • chest,
      • drum,
      • vat,
      • basket,
      • drawer,
      • ladle,
      • bowl,
      • box,
      • suitcase,
      • tank,
      • shelf,
      • bag,
      • vault,
      • holder,
      • pocket,
      • cup,
      • sack,
      • cask,
      • jug,
      • case,
      • receptacle,
      • reservoir,
      • pouch,
      • bucket,
      • container,
      • locker,
      • purse,
      • barrel,
      • closet,
      • can,
      • jar,
      • decanter,
      • flask,
      • trunk,
      • cabinet,
      • bottle,
      • tray,
      • bin,
      • bladder,
      • storage,
      • repository.

      digestive organ of animate being; exterior (noun)

      • maw,
      • inside,
      • pot,
      • paunch,
      • insides,
      • solar plexus,
      • spare tire,
      • below the belt,
      • abdominal region,
      • potbelly.

      fortitude (noun)

      • de-termination,
      • what it take,
      • de-terminations,
      • stick to itivenesses,
      • de termination,
      • what take,
      • what takes,
      • re-solutions,
      • re-solution,
      • stick to itiveness,
      • de terminations,
      • true grits,
      • valorousnesses,
      • stick-to-itivenesses,
      • re solutions.

      inclination (noun)

      • dis-positions,
      • pre-disposition,
      • de-sires,
      • de sire,
      • de sires,
      • pre dispositions,
      • drutherses,
      • cup tea,
      • de-sire,
      • dis position,
      • dis positions,
      • dis-position,
      • pre disposition.

      liking (noun)

      • favoritism,
      • Palates.

      nerve (noun)

      • hardinesses.

      Other relevant words: (noun)

      • druthers,
      • lovings,
      • abdomen,
      • appetence,
      • piths,
      • variety meat,
      • inclination,
      • sand,
      • fearlessness,
      • viscus,
      • appetency,
      • organ,
      • toleration,
      • body part,
      • appetite,
      • part,
      • valorousness,
      • Sapor,
      • sands,
      • velleity,
      • feature,
      • taste,
      • fortitude,
      • indomitableness,
      • anatomy,
      • body,
      • sapidity,
      • stick-to-itiveness,
      • internal organ,
      • hardiness,
      • liking,
      • parts,
      • invincibility,
      • belly,
      • relish,
      • what it takes,
      • nerve,
      • intestinal,
      • tenacity,
      • true grit.

      relish (noun)

      • enjoyings,
      • sapidities.

      taste (noun)

      • Gouts,
      • Taste Buds,
      • gustation.

      tenacity (noun)

      • willfulness,
      • strength of purpose,
      • staunchness,
      • guttiness.

      valor (noun)

      • de-fiance,
      • in vincibilities,
      • derringdo,
      • derring do,
      • de fiances,
      • in vincibility,
      • de fiance,
      • de-fiances,
      • in-vincibility,
      • invincibilities,
      • in-vincibilities.

      variety meat (noun)

      • thymuses,
      • prairie oyster,
      • testis,
      • giblet,
      • pancreas,
      • mountain oyster,
      • livers,
      • chitlins,
      • sweetbreads,
      • thymus,
      • Testes,
      • pancreases,
      • gizzards.
    • v.

      abide (verb)

      • hanged in there,
      • hung in,
      • hangs in,
      • hanged in,
      • hanged there,
      • wast big about,
      • lived with,
      • hung there,
      • were big about,
      • with-stand,
      • hang there,
      • are big about,
      • with standing,
      • is big about,
      • with stand,
      • hanging there,
      • puts with,
      • lives with,
      • art big about,
      • being big about,
      • was big about,
      • with stands,
      • wert big about,
      • with-standing,
      • with-stood,
      • with stood,
      • hanging in there,
      • with-stands,
      • am big about,
      • hangs in there,
      • hangs there,
      • putting with.

      accept (verb)

      • fitted in,
      • yields to,
      • re cognizing,
      • re spects,
      • re spect,
      • re-spect,
      • re-cognized,
      • sate still for,
      • played the game,
      • re cognized,
      • fits in,
      • re cognizes,
      • defers to,
      • re cognize,
      • dont rock boat,
      • re-spects,
      • re-cognizes,
      • play game,
      • dont rock the boat,
      • sat still for,
      • re-cognizing,
      • deferring to,
      • played game,
      • dont make waves,
      • yielding to,
      • playing game,
      • fitting in,
      • sitting still for,
      • plays game,
      • don’t rock boat,
      • yielded to,
      • sits still for,
      • re-cognize,
      • submits to,
      • plays the game.

      bear (verb)

      • all-owing,
      • under-going,
      • under going,
      • un-derwent,
      • under went,
      • under-went,
      • under gone,
      • under-gone,
      • all-owed,
      • all owed,
      • un derwent,
      • all owing.

      brook (verb)

      • are big,
      • wert big,
      • was big,
      • art big,
      • wast big,
      • were big,
      • am big,
      • is big.

      come to grips with (verb)

      • go to mat,
      • go mat,
      • goes the mat,
      • grappling with,
      • goes mat,
      • going the mat,
      • going mat,
      • go the mat,
      • goes to mat,
      • come grips with,
      • went the mat,
      • went mat,
      • going to the mat,
      • went to mat,
      • goes to the mat,
      • went to the mat,
      • going to mat.

      endure (verb)

      • bore brunt,
      • resigning oneself,
      • sate through,
      • copes with,
      • repressing feelings,
      • bears brunt,
      • bearing brunt,
      • being patient with,
      • rides out,
      • bears the brunt,
      • am patient with,
      • sits through,
      • sitting through,
      • resigned oneself,
      • nevered say die,
      • repressed feelings,
      • rode out,
      • meets with,
      • grinning and bear it,
      • riding out,
      • nevers say die,
      • nevering say die,
      • resigns oneself,
      • living out,
      • living through,
      • lives out,
      • bare the brunt,
      • bare brunt,
      • subjects to,
      • rid out,
      • beared brunt,
      • sat through,
      • taking patiently,
      • stuck it out,
      • represses feelings,
      • grinned bear it,
      • sticks it out,
      • grin bear it,
      • are patient with,
      • took patiently,
      • grinning bear it,
      • was patient with,
      • wast patient with,
      • beared the brunt,
      • bore the brunt,
      • is patient with,
      • grinned and bear it,
      • grins bear it,
      • subjected to,
      • were patient with,
      • subjecting to,
      • art patient with,
      • lived out,
      • bearing the brunt.

      endure, tolerate (verb)

      • swallow,
      • bite the bullet,
      • bear with,
      • reconcile oneself.

      face (verb)

      • flew face of,
      • makes a stand,
      • went up against,
      • bits the bullet,
      • made a stand,
      • goes against,
      • runs in to,
      • are confronted by,
      • flies face of,
      • flying face of,
      • made stand,
      • making a stand,
      • flew in face of,
      • took bull by the horns,
      • going against,
      • taking the bull by horns,
      • goes up against,
      • taking the bull by the horns,
      • grapples with,
      • run in to,
      • taking bull by horns,
      • take bull by horns,
      • took bull by horns,
      • bitted bullet,
      • takes the bull by the horns,
      • ran in to,
      • bitting the bullet,
      • was confronted by,
      • making stand,
      • were confronted by,
      • wert confronted by,
      • flying in face of,
      • makes stand,
      • bitted the bullet,
      • running in to,
      • bitting bullet,
      • being confronted by,
      • make stand,
      • took the bull by horns,
      • went against,
      • take the bull by horns,
      • took the bull by the horns,
      • is confronted by,
      • am confronted by,
      • takes the bull by horns,
      • grappled with,
      • going up against,
      • art confronted by,
      • bits bullet,
      • fly face of.

      go (verb)

      • consenting to,
      • consents to.

      hang tough (verb)

      • toughs out,
      • gutted out,
      • stuck in there,
      • sticked there,
      • guts it out,
      • sticking there,
      • gutting out,
      • gutted it out,
      • toughing it out,
      • sticks in there,
      • sticks there,
      • gut out,
      • toughed out,
      • gutting it out,
      • stuck there,
      • sticked in there.

      overlook (verb)

      • lets bygones be bygones,
      • over looking,
      • letted pass,
      • dis regards,
      • over-looking,
      • letted bygones be bygones,
      • blinking at,
      • grins and bear it,
      • blinked at,
      • over-looked,
      • wiping slate clean,
      • over-look,
      • plays past,
      • blinks at,
      • letted go,
      • rolled with punches,
      • tuned out,
      • over look,
      • tunes out,
      • look other way,
      • dis-regarded,
      • turned blind eye to,
      • played past,
      • dis regarding,
      • winks at,
      • over looks,
      • swim with tide,
      • looking other way,
      • letting bygones be bygones,
      • looks the other way,
      • swimming with the tide,
      • pays no mind,
      • turning blind eye to,
      • wipes slate clean,
      • letting pass,
      • dis-regarding,
      • looked other way,
      • paid no mind,
      • over looked,
      • dis regard,
      • over-looks,
      • swims with the tide,
      • swims with tide,
      • lets pass,
      • winking at,
      • dis-regards,
      • payed no mind,
      • dis-regard,
      • swam with the tide,
      • wiped slate clean,
      • playing past,
      • swimming with tide,
      • swam with tide,
      • turns blind eye to,
      • looked the other way,
      • dis regarded,
      • tuning out,
      • looks other way,
      • looking the other way.

      stand/stand for (verb)

      • resigns oneself to,
      • resigned to,
      • stays course,
      • resigns to,
      • staying the course,
      • stay course,
      • stayed course,
      • resigned oneself to,
      • stays the course,
      • staid the course.

      stick (verb)

      • beared up under,
      • gets on with,
      • bears up under,
      • beared under,
      • bears under,
      • sees through,
      • gat on with,
      • bore under,
      • bore up under,
      • gets with,
      • gotten with,
      • bearing under,
      • gat with,
      • bear under,
      • getting with,
      • bare up under,
      • got on with,
      • gotten on with,
      • bare under,
      • bearing up under,
      • got with.

      suffer (verb)

      • carries torch,
      • carrying torch,
      • waited out,
      • sit take it,
      • carry torch,
      • sits and take it,
      • sate and take it,
      • carrying the torch,
      • carries the torch,
      • sits take it,
      • sitting and take it,
      • carried the torch,
      • carried torch,
      • sat take it,
      • waits out,
      • sate take it.

      support (verb)

      • sweated out.

      sustain (verb)

      • stands to,
      • stood to,
      • standing up to,
      • stands up to.

      sweat (verb)

      • are tenterhooks,
      • lost sleep over,
      • be on pins needles,
      • are on pins needles,
      • am pins and needles,
      • art tenterhooks,
      • be pins and needles,
      • wast tenterhooks,
      • are pins and needles,
      • is on pins and needles,
      • are on pins and needles,
      • wert pins and needles,
      • being on tenterhooks,
      • am pins needles,
      • was on pins needles,
      • loses sleep over,
      • being pins and needles,
      • were tenterhooks,
      • being tenterhooks,
      • wast on pins needles,
      • art pins and needles,
      • wert on pins and needles,
      • was on pins and needles,
      • was on tenterhooks,
      • am tenterhooks,
      • was pins needles,
      • be tenterhooks,
      • being pins needles,
      • are pins needles,
      • were on pins needles,
      • be pins needles,
      • am on pins needles,
      • wast on tenterhooks,
      • art pins needles,
      • wast pins needles,
      • is on tenterhooks,
      • being on pins needles,
      • wert pins needles,
      • were on tenterhooks,
      • was tenterhooks,
      • wert tenterhooks,
      • were on pins and needles,
      • were pins needles,
      • were pins and needles,
      • losing sleep over,
      • being on pins and needles,
      • wast pins and needles,
      • worked hard,
      • wrought hard,
      • is pins needles,
      • am on pins and needles,
      • wast on pins and needles,
      • is pins and needles,
      • are on tenterhooks,
      • is on pins needles,
      • am on tenterhooks.

      take (verb)

      • takes it on the chin,
      • took the chin,
      • takes it lying down,
      • take the chin,
      • takes on chin,
      • took on chin,
      • giving access,
      • takes lying down,
      • taking it lying down,
      • sticking it out,
      • take chin,
      • took it on chin,
      • took it on the chin,
      • took it chin,
      • gave access,
      • took on the chin,
      • takes the chin,
      • taking it on the chin,
      • takes it on chin,
      • took chin,
      • take on the chin,
      • taking it chin,
      • take on chin,
      • taking on chin,
      • taking the chin,
      • taking it the chin,
      • take it chin,
      • takes it chin,
      • taking it on chin,
      • taking lying down,
      • gives access,
      • takes chin,
      • take it the chin,
      • taking chin,
      • takes it the chin,
      • takes on the chin,
      • took lying down,
      • take it on chin,
      • sticked it out,
      • took it the chin,
      • letted in,
      • letting in,
      • took it lying down,
      • taking on the chin.

      take it (verb)

      • taking one’s lumps,
      • taking ones lumps,
      • taking one lumps,
      • taking one’s medicine,
      • took one’s lumps,
      • takes ones lumps,
      • takes one lumps,
      • bite bullet,
      • took one’s medicine,
      • take one lumps,
      • took one medicine,
      • take lumps,
      • took ones medicine,
      • takes ones medicine,
      • takes one’s lumps,
      • take ones medicine,
      • took medicine,
      • taking medicine,
      • face music,
      • take ones lumps,
      • take one medicine,
      • taking lumps,
      • taking one medicine,
      • takes medicine,
      • taking ones medicine,
      • takes one’s medicine,
      • took one lumps,
      • took ones lumps,
      • takes one medicine,
      • took lumps,
      • takes lumps.
    • Other synonyms:

      • desire,
      • gut.

      • thirst,
      • withstand,
      • hunger.

      • barf.

      • take.

      abide

      • Tolerated,
      • suffer,
      • put up with,
      • live with,
      • Tolerating,
      • hang in there,
      • putting up with,
      • Endured,
      • puts up with,
      • hang in,
      • living with,
      • hung in there,
      • hanging in,
      • put with,
      • tolerates,
      • stood for,
      • be big about.

      endure

      • ride out,
      • bear the brunt,
      • coped with,
      • be patient with,
      • bear,
      • never say die,
      • met with,
      • support,
      • sit through,
      • hang tough,
      • lives through,
      • grin and bear it,
      • stick,
      • meet with,
      • lived through,
      • coping with,
      • take patiently,
      • live through,
      • cope with,
      • go,
      • live out,
      • resign oneself,
      • repress feelings,
      • bear brunt.

      gizzard

      • craw.

      Other relevant words:

      • deal with,
      • swim with the tide,
      • turn blind eye to,
      • face,
      • submit to,
      • take medicine,
      • sustain,
      • Experiencing,
      • roll with punches,
      • come to grips with,
      • be confronted by,
      • square off,
      • take one’s medicine,
      • sit and take it,
      • eyeballs,
      • lump,
      • fit in,
      • running into,
      • go up against,
      • tune out,
      • go along with,
      • be big,
      • abide,
      • defer to,
      • encounter,
      • let pass,
      • sweat,
      • see through,
      • squared off,
      • stand up to,
      • take it,
      • stand,
      • stand for,
      • eyeball,
      • wink at,
      • look the other way,
      • submitting to,
      • submitted to,
      • tolerate,
      • carry the torch,
      • permit,
      • seeing through,
      • resign oneself to,
      • eyeballing,
      • go to the mat,
      • bear up under,
      • endure,
      • play past,
      • let bygones be bygones,
      • take the bull by the horns,
      • play the game,
      • don’t rock the boat,
      • Lasted,
      • deferred to,
      • yield to,
      • gut it out,
      • wait out,
      • get on with,
      • pay no mind,
      • standing to,
      • run into,
      • squaring off,
      • ran into,
      • stick in there,
      • grapple with,
      • humoring,
      • make a stand,
      • resign to,
      • brook,
      • fly in face of,
      • being big,
      • tough it out,
      • digest,
      • sit still for,
      • take one’s lumps,
      • paying no mind,
      • tough out,
      • playing the game,
      • rolls with punches,
      • letting go,
      • consent to,
      • stayed the course,
      • go against,
      • stood up to,
      • don’t make waves,
      • accept,
      • overlook,
      • wipe slate clean,
      • rolling with punches,
      • blink at,
      • consented to,
      • take bull by the horns,
      • stand to,
      • lets go.

      put-up

      • put up.

      support

      • sweating out.

      sweat

      • be on pins and needles,
      • be on tenterhooks,
      • lose sleep over,
      • working hard,
      • work hard.

      take

      • take it on the chin,
      • let in,
      • lets in,
      • Hacking,
      • stick it out,
      • give access,
      • Hacked.

      Other relevant words (noun):

      • detain,
      • internal,
      • provide,
      • anus,
      • stay,
      • appall,
      • imperishable,
      • concentrate,
      • sharp-set,
      • cover,
      • continuing,
      • quality,
      • duodenum,
      • midriff,
      • disincline,
      • erect,
      • pain,
      • forbear,
      • twist,
      • flavour,
      • inclined,
      • tendency,
      • inward,
      • bread basket,
      • bolster up,
      • flavor,
      • insensitivity,
      • concede,
      • Swagbelly,
      • tripes,
      • enduring,
      • optative,
      • rankle,
      • abomasum,
      • submit,
      • partiality,
      • patronise,
      • palate,
      • back up,
      • admit,
      • acquire,
      • omasum,
      • colon,
      • Podagra,
      • shock,
      • grudge,
      • marrow,
      • intimate,
      • aftertaste,
      • mouth,
      • hurt,
      • fain,
      • peckish,
      • abatis,
      • abiding,
      • set up,
      • central,
      • chitterlings,
      • sedulous,
      • Kidneys,
      • condone,
      • second stomach,
      • angina,
      • tapeworm,
      • aching,
      • Suffrance,
      • prevail,
      • blind gut,
      • cecum,
      • corroborate,
      • offal,
      • toothache,
      • angina pectoris,
      • hankering,
      • take up with,
      • dolour,
      • contain,
      • tuck,
      • lineaments,
      • plunk for,
      • callousness,
      • neuralgia,
      • immortal,
      • lasting,
      • botany,
      • instill,
      • bravery,
      • affirm,
      • durable,
      • tongue,
      • pay,
      • sympathy,
      • peculiarity,
      • leaning,
      • shoot,
      • acquit,
      • ache,
      • indulge,
      • prowess,
      • jejunum,
      • brave out,
      • get,
      • cephalalgia,
      • earn,
      • entrails,
      • preference,
      • nature,
      • fondness,
      • Tic Douloureux,
      • smart,
      • craving,
      • fit,
      • ardour,
      • courage,
      • enthusiasm,
      • gizzard,
      • psalterium,
      • take over,
      • countenance,
      • make sick,
      • expect,
      • redolence,
      • Physical Suffering,
      • liver,
      • bolster,
      • torticollis,
      • substantiate,
      • pall,
      • conduct,
      • saturate,
      • hungriness,
      • heartburn,
      • mark,
      • breast,
      • lumbago,
      • bowels,
      • sciatica,
      • sauce,
      • constant,
      • odontalgia,
      • back,
      • catch,
      • yearning,
      • spare tyre,
      • down,
      • rheumatism,
      • shooting,
      • subscribe,
      • patronize,
      • kidney,
      • perineum,
      • hang on,
      • permeate,
      • vital parts,
      • ravening,
      • Disrelish,
      • last,
      • eat,
      • acquiesce,
      • defend,
      • boldness,
      • bear out,
      • innards,
      • Tum-tum,
      • soreness,
      • pump,
      • sore,
      • Nill,
      • middle,
      • be unwilling,
      • odour,
      • live on,
      • rectum,
      • internals,
      • Lickerish,
      • go through,
      • pylorus,
      • gain,
      • put forward,
      • bide,
      • wistful,
      • twitch,
      • undergo,
      • spunk,
      • take it lying down,
      • inner man,
      • eagerness,
      • nominate,
      • mettle,
      • embonpoint,
      • mold,
      • sweetbread,
      • esurient,
      • remain firm,
      • Gralloch,
      • endorse,
      • Tormina,
      • meet,
      • kishkes,
      • malaise,
      • brain,
      • pepper,
      • absorb,
      • underpin,
      • bear up,
      • appal,
      • munchies,
      • be behind,
      • pervade,
      • headache,
      • ignore,
      • pregnancy,
      • Desiring,
      • curious,
      • bring in,
      • giblets,
      • disgust,
      • haslet,
      • need,
      • fend for,
      • particularity,
      • itch,
      • repel,
      • solicitous,
      • twinge,
      • smack,
      • vermiform appendix,
      • persist,
      • rumen,
      • otalgia,
      • Thirstiness,
      • connive at,
      • not care for,
      • earache,
      • gust,
      • tolerance,
      • Gurry,
      • reticulum,
      • corporation,
      • sit out,
      • stick out,
      • mannerism,
      • brave,
      • tang,
      • athirst,
      • yield,
      • infuse,
      • turn one’s stomach,
      • penchant,
      • lose,
      • sweat out,
      • small intestine,
      • pleasure,
      • bellying,
      • predilection,
      • property,
      • hold,
      • inner,
      • Bellies,
      • sicken,
      • drought,
      • cut,
      • experience,
      • patronage,
      • suffering,
      • quirk,
      • nauseate,
      • make one sick,
      • Pot-belly,
      • beer-belly,
      • infiltrate,
      • copula,
      • comport,
      • large intestine,
      • abide with,
      • ticker,
      • piquancy,
      • polydipsia,
      • permanent,
      • hear of,
      • lung,
      • tripe,
      • weather,
      • works,
      • leaven,
      • wamble,
      • savor,
      • resist,
      • reside,
      • consign,
      • deliver,
      • carry,
      • gout,
      • venter,
      • ventricle,
      • horrify,
      • take lying down,
      • willing,
      • Foregut,
      • sour,
      • domiciliate,
      • marking,
      • persistent,
      • plump for,
      • resolution,
      • fat,
      • famished,
      • underbelly,
      • desirous,
      • contribute,
      • adhere,
      • disposition,
      • gorge,
      • beerbelly,
      • canine appetite,
      • determination,
      • perpetual,
      • gestate,
      • intestine,
      • approve,
      • condense,
      • Ischiagra,
      • sufferance,
      • dryness,
      • Appetition,
      • fend,
      • disenchant,
      • stuffing,
      • cacoethes,
      • vitals,
      • endocardium,
      • give birth,
      • instil,
      • womb,
      • deport,
      • bitter,
      • corrode,
      • Drouthy,
      • assume,
      • wishful,
      • penetrate,
      • sweet,
      • itching,
      • capsule,
      • viscera,
      • approve of,
      • get worse,
      • savoriness,
      • Midgut,
      • heartlessness,
      • be upright,
      • dwell,
      • physical pain,
      • salt,
      • receive,
      • spleen,
      • waist,
      • famishment,
      • house,
      • reconcile oneself to,
      • Intestines,
      • cockscomb,
      • interior,
      • hindgut,
      • aby,
      • pluck,
      • longing,
      • diaphragm,
      • hold out,
      • sweet tooth,
      • odor,
      • hold up,
      • fancy,
      • mental,
      • intrinsic,
      • indorse,
      • convey,
      • guts,
      • put-up,
      • fourth stomach,
      • post,
      • digestive organ,
      • rear,
      • assimilate,
      • emptiness,
      • rennet bag,
      • have,
      • Manyplies,
      • cupidity,
      • anxious,
      • third stomach,
      • eternal,
      • keynote,
      • run,
      • offend,
      • keep going,
      • place upright,
      • will,
      • birth,
      • partial to,
      • hold still for,
      • disregard,
      • prurience,
      • thirsty,
      • discomfort,
      • concupiscence,
      • Mental Suffering,
      • live,
      • first stomach,
      • come,
      • behave,
      • beard,
      • allow,
      • gullet,
      • gnaw,
      • hungry,
      • be tall,
      • crop,
      • lust,
      • stable,
      • object to,
      • jut,
      • WAME,
      • give pain,
      • raise,
      • dry,
      • offer,
      • begrudge,
      • survive,
      • sanction,
      • keenness,
      • confirm,
      • fervour,
      • inwards,
      • mouthwatering,
      • in time,
      • Brains,
      • gripe,
      • bay window,
      • Drouth,
      • revolt.

    How to use «Stomach» in context?

    The stomach is a muscular organ located in the upper part of the abdominal cavity. It is principally divided into two parts: the small bowel, which feeds the stomach’s primary organ of digestion, the gastric cavity, and the large bowel, which absorbs wastes and helps rid the body of toxins.

    Paraphrases for Stomach:

    Paraphrases are highlighted according to their relevancy:
    • Equivalence

      • Noun, singular or mass
        abdomen, belly, tummy.
    • Independent

      • Adjective
        prepared.
      • Noun, singular or mass
        bowel, gastrointestinal, gut, intestinal, intestine, notch, tripe, underside.
      • Verb, base form
        digest, swallow.
    • Other Related

      • Noun, singular or mass
        ache, chest, heart, stomachache, womb.

    Homophones for Stomach:

    • stink, stoning, seating, Stonehenge, scathing, shoddiness, systemise, siddons, studying, Seth Thomas, sweetening, seething, soothing, siding, stotinka, stonewash, sodding, stannous, sheeting, stance, sting, steaming, shouting, St. Thomas, St. Dominic, sightedness, succeeding, suiting, sustenance, squatness, staunch, sootiness, steadiness, Sweetness, systemic, St. Denis, stanza, stone age, shadowing, steadying, squatting, setting, shooting, St. Athanasius, stomachache, set to music, stone-wash, stunning, staining, shedding, station house, sighting, shadowiness, squattiness, sudanese, swathing, stung, satang, stingy, stenosis, sweating, sodomize, shadiness, sitting, stoutness, stewing, suddenness, Stations, stanch, stannic, sheet music, sadness, staidness, stench, systemize, scouting, skating, shutting, sheathing, satanic, shading, Steaminess, sodomise, scudding, six times, stomachic, St. Nick, stowing, seediness, saddening, sedateness, sea tang, stinky, sauteing, stomach ache.

    Holonyms for Stomach:

    • n.

      • body
        digestive tract, Gi Tract, alimentary tract, alimentary canal, gastrointestinal tract, digestive tube.

    Hyponym for Stomach:

    • n.

      • body
        internal organ, viscus.
      • feeling
        appetency, inclination, appetence, appetite.
    • v.

      • consumption
        digest.

    Meronym for Stomach:

    • n.

      • body
        gastric vein, Gastroepiploic Vein, Vena Gastrica, Gastroomental Vein, pit of the stomach, Arteria Gastrica, gastric artery, Epigastric Fossa, Vena Gastroomentalis.

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    fistbump.

    Resources

    • STOMACH synonyms at Thesaurus.com
    • STOMACH synonyms and antonyms — Merriam-Webster dictionary
    • Powerthesaurus.org
      — STOMACH synonyms
    • Collins Dictionary — synonyms of STOMACH
    • YourDictionary
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    Phrases with Stomach

    How Stomach often is described

    • empty stomach

    • upset stomach

    • full stomach

    • weak stomach

    • strong stomach

    • growling stomach

    • bottomless stomach

    • exposed stomach

    • entire stomach

    • bloated stomach

    Stomach is the first word in phrase

    • stomach acid

    • stomach cancer

    • stomach ache

    • stomach growls

    • stomach cramps

    • stomach pains

    • stomach wound

    • stomach contents

    • stomach acids

    • stomach ulcers

    Stomach is the last word in phrase

    • iron stomach

    • stolen stomach

    • invisible stomach

    • sheep stomach

    • cast-iron stomach

    • couldn’t stomach

    • bleeding stomach

    • wasp stomach

    • space stomach

    • hearts stomach

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