paunch

UK
/pɔːntʃ/
US
/pɔntʃ/

Translations

paunchnoun
paunches
pl
UK
/pɔːntʃ/
US
/pɔntʃ/
He had a noticeable paunch that hung over his belt.
У него было заметное брюхо, которое свисало над ремнем.
His paunch was a result of years of unhealthy eating.
Его живот был результатом многолетнего нездорового питания.
Additional translations
paunchverb
paunched
Past Simple
paunched
Past Participle
paunching
Gerund
UK
/pɔːntʃ/
US
/pɔntʃ/
The hunter decided to paunch the deer after the hunt.
Охотник решил выпотрошить оленя после охоты.
Additional translations
разрезать живот
Synonyms
open up
cut open
slit open

Definitions

paunchnoun
A large or protruding belly; a potbelly.
He developed a noticeable paunch after years of sedentary work.
The rumen or stomach of a ruminant animal; the entrails or belly of an animal, especially when used as food or casing.
Haggis is traditionally boiled in a sheep's paunch.
paunchverb
To remove the internal organs of an animal, especially a game animal, during the process of preparing it for cooking or preservation.
The hunter expertly paunched the deer before bringing it back to camp.