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paunched

/pɔːntʃt/

/pɔntʃt/

paunchnoun

Définitions

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

paunched

Past Simple

paunched

Past Simple

paunched

Past Participle

paunching

Gerund

/pɔːntʃ/

/pɔntʃ/

Traductions

The hunter decided to paunch the deer after the hunt.

Охотник решил выпотрошить оленя после охоты.

Traductions supplémentaires

разрезать живот

Définitions

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.

Synonymes

open up

cut open

slit open