bellybound (Meaning)
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bellybound (a.)
Costive; constipated.
Synonyms & Antonyms of bellybound
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
bellybound Sentence Examples
- After the big meal, I felt utterly bellybound and could barely move from the table.
- The pregnant woman was bellybound in her final trimester, struggling to get around comfortably.
- He regretted his decision to eat so much as he felt bellybound and uncomfortable for hours afterward.
- The heavy load she carried made her feel bellybound, unable to walk more than a few steps without needing to rest.
- The elderly man's distended belly made him appear bellybound, as he shuffled slowly along the sidewalk.
- Being bellybound during pregnancy often leads to difficulty finding a comfortable sleeping position.
- Overeating at the buffet left him feeling bellybound, unable to participate in any further activities.
- The tight clothing made her feel bellybound, and she couldn't wait to change into something more comfortable.
- The doctor advised against overeating, warning that it could lead to feeling bellybound and sluggish.
- The dog's penchant for eating scraps from the table left him bellybound more often than not, much to his owner's dismay.
FAQs About the word bellybound
Costive; constipated.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
After the big meal, I felt utterly bellybound and could barely move from the table.
The pregnant woman was bellybound in her final trimester, struggling to get around comfortably.
He regretted his decision to eat so much as he felt bellybound and uncomfortable for hours afterward.
The heavy load she carried made her feel bellybound, unable to walk more than a few steps without needing to rest.
