waistline
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2.4
- noun
- /ˈweɪstlaɪn/
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cintura
- After months of exercise and healthy eating, she was proud of her reduced waistline.
- expanding waistline
- trim waistline
- slim waistline
When sleep gets short, your waistline typically starts to expand.
- When sleep gets short, your waistline typically starts to expand.
- See on any human the waistline goes forward because the back is arched.
- The normal relationship is our saggy bits, our broadening waistlines, the wrinkles on our face.
- If my dad saw my trousers underneath my waistline, it'd have been over for me.
- So it's probably right about there, there, this is the waistline, belly Button's probably right there.
- High blood cholesterol, high blood glucose and a big waistline.
- Do they mean bigger as in bigger star power, bigger waistline?
- In fact, I still have some and they are a little big on the actual waistline.
- I like fruit, it's basic, it's healthy, and you don't have to worry about watching your waistline so much.
- All you're doing is putting pounds on on the waistline along the way.
Examples
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I mean, a quick look at the average American waistline will tell you we actually need it.
Blog text (19) -
And I'm trying to watch my waistline.
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Stand up again, pull them up to your actual waistline and show them how much real estate you have.
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I do not think that the US is going to be good for my waistline, but it will be good for my soul.
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"Now if we can only let out the waistline a little, it will be perfect."
Fiction book (1995) -
Could a larger waistline be a result of too much TV as a child?
Blog text (30) -
When sleep gets short, your waistline typically starts to expand.
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Gives you an idea of what the war did to my waistline.
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My lean waistline is an indication of my attitude toward life.
Fiction book (2002) -
Those of us with stout hearts and trim waistlines should use the stairs.
Synonyms
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1.0
The narrow part of the body between the ribs and the hips
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4.3
The line around a piece of clothing at the waist
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Waistline is made from waist ('the narrow part of the body between the ribs and hips') and line ('a mark or measurement'). So, it means the measurement or round 'line' around your waist, like where a belt sits.