Paunches example sentences

Related (3): Belly, gut, potbelly

paunch

noun

paunches (plural noun)

  - a large or protruding abdomen or stomach:

  - a thick strong mat used to give protection from chafing on a mast or spar.

Synonyms

stomach, belly, middle, midriff, waist, waistline, gut, tummy, tum, pot, breadbasket, corporation

"Paunches" Example Sentences

1. The overweight men had large paunches that hung over their belts.
2. She noticed his paunches bulging out when he had finished his meal.
3. The lack of exercise and unhealthy meals caused their paunches to grow bigger and bigger.
4. The old man's paunches jiggled as he laughed heartily.
5. The tailor had to make adjustments to the jacket to accommodate his customer's paunches.
6. After years of indulging in rich food and drinks, his once toned abs turned into paunches.
7. The weightlifters were proud of their muscular chests and abs, but some of them had prominent paunches.
8. The fitness trainer emphasized the importance of core exercises to strengthen paunches and prevent back pain.
9. The medieval knights wore armor that covered their paunches and protected their vital organs.
10. The scientists conducted a study on the impact of alcohol consumption on beer drinkers' paunches.
11. The comedian made fun of his own paunches during his stand-up routine.
12. Despite his slim appearance, he had a hidden paunch that he tried to conceal with loose clothing.
13. The contestants in the eating competition all had swollen paunches from consuming massive amounts of food.
14. The pregnant woman's paunch grew bigger with each passing month.
15. The fashion designer created a line of dresses that flattered women's paunches and made them feel more confident.
16. The yoga instructor demonstrated a pose that targeted the lower paunches and toned them up.
17. The doctor examined the patient's paunches and recommended a healthy diet and regular exercise to reduce the risk of heart disease.
18. The bodybuilder obsessed over his paunches and would spend hours doing crunches and sit-ups.
19. The grandmother's pastry recipes were so delicious that they became family favorites but also contributed to their paunches.
20. The athlete's paunches were admired by some and criticized by others who preferred a leaner physique.
21. The farmer's paunches protruded out like a watermelon and made it difficult for him to bend down and pick up crops.
22. The movie star avoided posing for paparazzi snapshots that captured his unflattering paunches on display.
23. The company's health and wellness program emphasized the importance of maintaining a healthy weight and reducing paunches.
24. The hikers had to climb steep trails that challenged their paunches and tested their endurance.
25. The avid fisherman had a collection of photos that showcased his impressive catches and his large paunches.
26. The weight loss clinic marketed a program that promised to melt stubborn paunches and spot reduce fat.
27. The exotic cuisine they devoured on their vacation abroad resulted in significant paunches that they had to work off when they returned home.
28. The school principal banned sugary and fatty snacks from the cafeteria to encourage students to make healthier choices and avoid developing paunches.
29. The personal trainer created a customized exercise plan that included specific movements to firm up flabby paunches and tone up other areas of the body.
30. The salesperson recommended a belt that can be adjusted to accommodate varying paunch sizes for men with fluctuating weights.

Common Phases

1. The aging man's paunches swayed as he walked;
2. The farmer's worn-out shirt was stretched tight over his paunches;
3. The overweight woman struggled to button her dress over her paunches;
4. The heavyset man leaned back in his chair, his paunches bulging forward;
5. The old dog's paunches jiggled as he wagged his tail.

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