Meaning
The part inside your body where food goes after you eat it. People also use the word for the front of the body below the chest.
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Word origin
From Greek stomachos, at first the throat, from stoma, a mouth. It came into English through Latin and French.
- Origin
- Greek
- Root
- stomachos
Grammar
Examples
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The stomach is where food goes after you eat.
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Here "stomach" means the front of the body below the chest.
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"A full stomach" means just after a big meal.
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Start your free weekThis word is taught in chapter 18, lesson 4: stomach, buzz, newspaper and 7 more words.