ALL meanings of bellied
bel·lied
B b - adjective bellied having a belly, esp. of a specified kind 3
- verb with object bellied to fill out; swell: Wind bellied the sails. 1
- verb without object bellied to swell out: Sails bellying in the wind. 1
- verb without object bellied to crawl on one's belly: soldiers bellying through a rice paddy. 1
- idioms bellied go / turn belly up, Informal. to come to an end; die; fail: After years of barely surviving on donations, the neighborhood social club finally went belly up. 1
- adjective bellied having a belly, especially one of a specified kind, size, shape, condition, etc. (usually used in combination): big-bellied. 1
- adjective bellied swelled or puffed out: a bellied sail. 1
- noun plural bellied the front or under part of a vertebrate body from the breastbone to the pelvis, containing the abdominal viscera; the abdomen. 1
- noun plural bellied the stomach with its adjuncts. 1
- noun plural bellied appetite or capacity for food; gluttony. 1
- noun plural bellied the womb. 1
- noun plural bellied the inside or interior of anything: the belly of a ship. 1
- noun plural bellied a protuberant or bulging surface of anything: the belly of a flask. 1
- noun plural bellied Anatomy. the fleshy part of a muscle. 1
- noun plural bellied the front, inner, or under surface or part, as distinguished from the back. 1
- noun plural bellied the front surface of a violin or similar instrument. 1
- noun plural bellied a bulge on a vertical surface of fresh concrete. 1
- noun plural bellied the underpart of the fuselage of an airplane. 1
- verb bellied simple past tense and past participle of belly. 0
- adjective bellied (in combination) Having some specific type of belly. 0