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bellying's Usage Examples:

William Jessop had used edge rails cast in three foot lengths, with "fish-bellying" to give greater strength along the length of the rail on a line between.

The fuselage was rectangular in cross-section, the underside bellying out below the wings and cabin.

'stub axles' in an effort to keep it from bottoming out the chassis ("bellying"), but they did nothing to help it get unstuck.

give extra traction over rough ground and would have helped to prevent "bellying", i.

vibrate as much as it normally would but offers more strength and prevent bellying around the bridge area.

of great draught [with deep hulls] with many oars, and with black sails bellying in the breeze.

blows upward and strikes the flat lower surface of the hydrogen spindle, bellying it inward, and so still more increasing its resistance to the powerful.

prepares to land, at ~300 feet AGL, the aircraft pitches up and rolls over, bellying into the ground nose up.

have been stripped off the front facade, revealing the reason for the bellying out of the lower left side.

bellying's Meaning':

swell out or bulge out

Synonyms:

bulgy; bellied; protrusive; bulbous; bulging; protuberant;

Antonyms:

intrusive; bellyless; concave; square; interfering;