What is another word for midriff?
Pronunciation:
[ mˈɪdɹɪf], [ mˈɪdɹɪf], [ m_ˈɪ_d_ɹ_ɪ_f]
Synonyms for Midriff:
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n.
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- belly button .
- Intestines ,
- bowels ,
- corporation ,
- guts ,
- mid-section ,
- midriff ,
- midriffs ,
- midsection ,
- midsections ,
- venter ,
- venters ,
- viscera .
Other relevant words:
- Dissepiment ,
- Equidistance ,
- Manyplies ,
- Septulum ,
- Swagbelly ,
- Tum-tum ,
- abdomen ,
- abomasum ,
- area ,
- back ,
- barrier ,
- bay window ,
- beerbelly ,
- belly ,
- bisection ,
- body ,
- body height ,
- bosom ,
- brattice ,
- breadbasket ,
- breast ,
- buffer ,
- buffer state ,
- bulkhead ,
- bumper ,
- center ,
- centre ,
- chest ,
- cloison ,
- coal face ,
- contraceptive diaphragm ,
- core ,
- craw ,
- crop ,
- cushion ,
- diameter ,
- dividing line ,
- division ,
- embonpoint ,
- equator ,
- examine ,
- eye ,
- eyelet ,
- fender ,
- first stomach ,
- flank ,
- front ,
- girth ,
- gist ,
- gizzard ,
- grain size ,
- gullet ,
- gut ,
- heart ,
- hub ,
- important ,
- in case ,
- interior ,
- intermediate ,
- invite ,
- kernel ,
- kishkes ,
- loin ,
- mat ,
- maw ,
- mean ,
- median ,
- membrane ,
- midmost ,
- midpoint ,
- midst ,
- muscle system ,
- muscular structure ,
- musculature ,
- nucleus ,
- omasum ,
- pad ,
- panel ,
- paries ,
- partition ,
- party wall ,
- paunch ,
- pessary ,
- pot ,
- potbelly ,
- property line ,
- psalterium ,
- region ,
- rennet bag ,
- reticulum ,
- rumen ,
- run away ,
- second stomach ,
- separation ,
- septum ,
- spare tire ,
- spare tyre ,
- spirit ,
- stomach ,
- stop ,
- thick ,
- third stomach ,
- tissue layer ,
- tummy ,
- underbelly ,
- view ,
- waist ,
- waistline ,
- wall ,
- zone .
How to use "Midriff" in context?
According to the Oxford English Dictionary, "midriff" is a term that originated in the early 17th century to describe the area of the body just below the breasts. It is now used to describe the general area of the body extending downwards from the breastbone to the hips. In the past, midriff was considered too vulgar to be used in polite company, but in recent years it has become increasingly popular as a fashion trend.
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