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belly
1. the lower or front part of the body of a vertebrate, containing the intestines and other abdominal organs; abdomen
2. the surface of a stringed musical instrument over which the strings are stretched
3. the thick central part of certain muscles
4. Austral and NZ the wool from a sheep's belly
5. Archery the surface of the bow next to the bowstring

belly [′belĀ·ē]
(anatomy)
The abdominal cavity or the abdomen.
The most prominent, fleshy, central portion of a muscle.
(graphic arts)
A downward curve in the center of a type line.


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Dishes include a vast array of modern European food from pizza and pasta to more traditional dishes such as their Tuscan Lamb Stew and slowcooked belly pork with rosemary and sea salt crackling.
One of my favourite main courses is the belly pork with gooseberry chutney which is wonderful, although the rack of lamb served with baby gem lettuce, peas, mint and bacon is also simply to die for.
49 NEWBOULD'S Pork pies two for 99p Belly pork pounds 1.
 
 
 
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