potbelly in Latin
potbelly in Latin is aquāliculus — potbelly means a large, bulging, or swollen stomach; a paunch.
potbelly in Latin
aquāliculus
A large, protruding, or swollen abdomen; a paunch. [from 18th c.]
What does "potbelly" mean?
- noun A large, bulging, or swollen stomach; a paunch.
- noun Short for potbelly stove.
- noun A shortened way of saying Vietnamese pot-bellied pig.
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What is "potbelly" in Latin?
"potbelly" in Latin is aquāliculus. potbelly means: A large, bulging, or swollen stomach; a paunch.
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