nnoun.bodyan enlarged and muscular saclike organ of the alimentary canal; the principal organ of digestionSynset:breadbasket tum tummy
Derivationally Related Form:stomachic
Part Holonyms:GI tract alimentary canal alimentary tract digestive tract digestive tube gastrointestinal tract
Hypernyms:internal organ viscus
Inherited Hypernyms:stomachinternal organorganbody partpartthingphysical entityentity
Direct Hyponyms:abomasumcrawcropfirst stomachfourth stomachomasumpsalteriumreticulumrumensecond stomachthird stomach
Part Meronyms:arteria gastrica gastric artery gastric vein vena gastrica gastroepiploic vein gastroomental vein vena gastroomentalis epigastric fossa pit of the stomach
Full Hyponyms:abomasumcrawpsalteriumreticulumrumen
nnoun.bodythe region of the body of a vertebrate between the thorax and the pelvisSynset:abdomen belly venter
Derivationally Related Form:ventralabdominalstomachal
Part Holonyms:body torso trunk
Hypernyms:body part
Inherited Hypernyms:abdomenbody partpartthingphysical entityentity
Direct Hyponyms:underbellyunderbody
Part Meronyms:ab abdominal abdominal muscle abdominal aorta abdomen abdominal cavity abdominal wall arteria colica colic artery hypochondrium bowel gut intestine belly button bellybutton navel omphalos omphalus umbilicus
nnoun.feelingan inclination or liking for things involving conflict or difficulty or unpleasantnessExamples:- he had no stomach for a fight
Hypernyms:inclination
Inherited Hypernyms:stomachinclinationlikingfeelingstateattributeabstractionentity
nnoun.feelingan appetite for foodExamples:- exercise gave him a good stomach for dinner
Derivationally Related Form:stomach
Hypernyms:appetence appetency appetite
Inherited Hypernyms:stomachappetitecravingdesirefeelingstateattributeabstractionentity
vverb.consumptionbear to eatExamples:- He cannot stomach raw fish
Derivationally Related Form:stomach
Hypernyms:digest
Inherited Hypernyms:stomachdigestprocessaffectchange
Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s something
vverb.cognitionput up with something or somebody unpleasantSynset:abide bear brook digest endure put up stand stick out suffer support tolerate
Examples:- I cannot bear his constant criticism
- The new secretary had to endure a lot of unprofessional remarks
- he learned to tolerate the heat
- She stuck out two years in a miserable marriage
Derivationally Related Form:endurancetolerancebearableabidancesufferancetoleranttoleration
Hypernyms:allow countenance let permit
Inherited Hypernyms:digestpermitacceptreactact
Direct Hyponyms:acceptbear uphold still forlive withpaysit outstand forswallowtake a joketake lying down
Full Troponyms:acceptbear uppaysit outstand fortake a joketake lying downtake one's lumps
Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s something | Somebody ---s somebody | Somebody ---s PP (apply to: put up) | Sam cannot --- Sue (apply to: stand, abide, stomach, bear, endure, tolerate, suffer, brook)