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Gina got a tad stomachy from flying, too, but for different reasons: the threat of terrorism, the certainty of bad food, and how a two-hundred-ton aluminum bird defied all logic.

Same As You billy robinson 2010

BUT BE WARNED…even the test is pretty tough – so if you are weak-stomachy or wussy in any way, you need not go any further.

A Friendly Reminder To Look In The Mirror And Tell Yourself You’re Beautiful | Best Week Ever 2008

‘Now never be stomachy, my good soul,’ cried Sol from the fireplace, where he stood blowing the fire with his breath.

The Hand of Ethelberta 2006

John Paul, a little, bald, solemn, stomachy man, a great professor of piety and (take him for all in all) a pretty faithful servant, was the chief of the Master’s faction.

Summary of Events (continued) 1889

'Now never be stomachy, my good soul,' cried Sol from the fireplace, where he stood blowing the fire with his breath.

The Hand of Ethelberta Thomas Hardy 1884

Africa Boogaloo opens sounding deep, stomachy, rich, with cozy brass and handsome singing on the Le Grand Kalle track that gives the album its name.

PopMatters 2010

(natural) case of tripe sliced and coiled into hundreds of little stomachy springs, so that when you apply a knife to the resulting mammoth sausage they jump out and unfurl themselves in all their rubbery glory.

The Guardian World News 2010

"Awh, iss: I knaws 'en fast enuf," said Triggs, who felt by intuition that Reuben's desire was to know no good of him, "and a precious stomachy chap he is.

Lippincott's Magazine, Vol. 26, August, 1880 of Popular Literature and Science Various

"His Grace was in blue-and-silver, which became him, though he is somewhat stomachy for such conspicuous colors.

Gallantry Dizain des Fetes Galantes James Branch Cabell 1918

When he spoke of the plains of father Abraham, and of the smoke and thunder of the battle, Pardon, it stirred up such stomachy feelings in my bosom, that I verily believe I could have had the heart to throw aside the thimble, and go forth myself, to seek glory in battling in the cause of the King. "

The Red Rover James Fenimore Cooper 1820