to belt

To sing or play music loudly with a lot of energy

To sing with great feeling and energy

Make a very loud, strong sound with your voice and much feeling

To sing very loudly and happily

To speak very quietly using only breath so one person can hear

To speak in a low, unclear voice that is hard to understand

An action or remark that is unfair and hurtful, especially when it attacks someone's personal life

Spend less and live more simply because you have less money

Buckle the belt across your body to stay safe in a car or plane

To sing or play music loudly with a lot of energy

To fasten your seatbelt when you are in a car or plane

To move very quickly, usually by running or driving

To drink quickly, often alcohol

To tell someone to stop talking and be quiet

A strap that keeps a person sitting in a car or plane during an accident

A moving belt that carries things like boxes or luggage

A very skilled person in martial arts like karate or judo who wears a dark band at the waist

A piece of metal that fastens a belt around the waist

A region of the northeastern and midwestern United States with many old factories and fewer people

A region between Mars and Jupiter where most asteroids orbit the Sun

An area in the southern and midwestern United States where many people attend Protestant churches

A wide elastic belt with straps that holds up stockings

A strap that keeps a person fastened to a seat to protect them in a crash or fall

A belt in a car engine that turns the fan to cool the engine

A warm part of the southern and southwestern United States that attracts people and businesses

A belt worn under clothes to hide and keep money safe

A person with advanced Six Sigma training who leads projects to improve how a company works

An area in the US Midwest where farmers mainly grow corn

A region of space beyond Neptune with many small icy objects and dwarf planets

A small icy or rocky body that orbits the Sun beyond Neptune

A round floating ring worn around the body to keep a person afloat in water

A ring of charged particles above Earth's atmosphere held by its magnetic field

A small bag with a zipper worn around the waist to carry items

A part of the Catskill Mountains with Jewish resorts popular in the mid 1900s

A wide belt with loops or pockets for carrying bullets

A belt that moves power from a motor to other machine parts

A padded strap worn around the hips that helps carry and support a backpack

A leather belt with a strap over the right shoulder used in military or police uniforms to carry a sword

A ring of charged particles held by Earth's magnetic field that surrounds the planet

A linked strip of small bullets used in a machine gun

A person or company that makes belts for clothing

A ceremonial strap attached to a bishop's staff that shows their authority in church services

Shaped like a band that goes around something

A region of summer resorts in the Catskill Mountains popular with Jewish guests and famous for many comedians

A strong belt worn around the waist to hold you safely when going up trees or cliffs

A moving band that carries things like luggage or boxes

A ring of small icy objects beyond Neptune that orbit the Sun and sometimes become comets

A belt worn as a joke that holds or looks like a bagel

A strap that keeps a person tied to something fixed to stop them falling

A narrow band worn around the hips to add style or hold clothing in place

A wide band worn around the hips to reduce pain and support the lower back

A wide elastic band worn around the waist with straps to hold up stockings

A rich area near a big city where many people travel to work