bellyful in Irish
bellyful in Irish is lán boilg — bellyful means as much food as fills the stomach; a large helping.
bellyful in Irish
lán boilg
What does "bellyful" mean?
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noun As much food as fills the stomach; a large helping.
"He ate a bellyful of stew and fell straight asleep."
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noun More than enough of something unwanted; a fill of trouble or annoyance.
"I’ve had a bellyful of his excuses."
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bellyful in a sentence
- He ate a bellyful of stew and fell straight asleep.
- I’ve had a bellyful of his excuses.
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What is "bellyful" in Irish?
"bellyful" in Irish is lán boilg. bellyful means: As much food as fills the stomach; a large helping.
How do you use "bellyful" in a sentence?
Example: "He ate a bellyful of stew and fell straight asleep." In Irish, "bellyful" is lán boilg.
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