bell tower |
a tower housing one or more bells. |
bellwether |
a male sheep, with a bell hung about its neck, that leads the flock. [2 definitions] |
belly |
the front or underpart of mammals that contains the stomach and intestines. [5 definitions] |
bellyache |
an abdominal pain; colic. [3 definitions] |
bellyband |
a girth or cinch around the belly of an animal, such as the band used to hold a saddle on a horse. |
bellybutton |
(informal) the navel. |
belly dance |
an eastern Mediterranean dance performed by women, in which the dancer makes sinuous rhythmic movements of the abdomen. |
belly-flop |
a dive, usu. done accidentally, in which most of the impact is taken by the diver's belly hitting flat against the water's surface. [3 definitions] |
bellyful |
(informal) as much as, or more than, one wants or can endure. |
belly laugh |
(informal) a deep hearty laugh. [2 definitions] |
Belmopan |
the capital of Belize. |
belong |
to have a specific, proper, or appropriate location. [4 definitions] |
belonging |
closeness and mutual acceptance in a relationship. [2 definitions] |
belong to |
to be owned by. [2 definitions] |
Belorussian |
of or pertaining to Belarus or its people, culture, language, or the like. [3 definitions] |
beloved |
deeply loved. [2 definitions] |
below |
in or to a lower place; beneath. [6 definitions] |
below the belt |
not in accordance with fairness. |
Belshazzar |
according to the Old Testament, the last king of Babylon, killed by the invading Persians after being warned by a hand that wrote of his defeat on a wall. |
belt |
a strip of cloth, leather, or other material worn around the waist. [11 definitions] |
belted |
made with or having a belt. [2 definitions] |