paunch , auch: painch

Certainly no normal being would have a paunch that large.

Tom had lost some of his hair but added a paunch to make up for it.

"He would not have time to grow that great paunch of his."

He straightened up and all I could see now was his paunch.

I'd never yet noticed what big paunches old women usually have.

He did nothing, but his great paunch began to move in and out with its own rhythm.

A bit of a paunch, but what did one expect at fifty.

He was getting something of a paunch, and sorrow had no effect on it.

It looked, now, like a gut shot or one through the paunch.

He had a small paunch and stood four inches shorter than me.

A stove with a round paunch sat in the middle of the room.

A huge paunch pushed out the front of the shirt.

The small paunch of his later years was gone.

I looked at his big paunch and said nothing.

Let me get away for a bit and this paunch I'm developing will melt off.

I don't want him to grow a paunch like his father's!

He was not all that handsome and carried a little bit of a paunch up front.

The sight of Purple's fat paunch was almost too much.

That sort of important paunch was very distasteful to her.

He had allowed himself the luxury of a modest paunch.

He shows a little double chin and makes fun of his paunch.

So what really causes men, and some women, to develop the infamous paunch?

"Yeah, you might just as well apply them directly to the paunch.

I thought that might be a bit of a paunch I saw.

He scratched his paunch and glanced behind him toward the sound of a television.