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- noun Plural form of
underbelly .
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Examples
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Their underbellies were a mottled green, and they were coated in a coagulated substance that dripped from them like thick jelly.
Star Trek Voyager Mosaic Jeri Taylor 1996
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Their underbellies were a mottled green, and they were coated in a coagulated substance that dripped from them like thick jelly.
Mosaic Jeri Taylor 1996
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Their underbellies were a mottled green, and they were coated in a coagulated substance that dripped from them like thick jelly.
Star Trek Voyager Mosaic Jeri Taylor 1996
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You see, real gangsters do more than run drug rings, racketeering and prostitution operations in the seedy underbellies of major cities.
Larger Than Lyfe Cynthia Diane Thornton 2011
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You see, real gangsters do more than run drug rings, racketeering and prostitution operations in the seedy underbellies of major cities.
Larger Than Lyfe Cynthia Diane Thornton 2011
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Why don't well-run companies with well-regarded products and reputable brands protect their electronic underbellies?
Have You Been Hacked This Week? Michael Coorey 2011
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Thayer noticed that some animals have dark backs and white underbellies, she said.
Military camouflage evolved from collaboration of art, science 2011
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They each have a cage attached to their underbellies in which they keep the rat until they can return to the laboratory.
TeeMorris.com » Blog Archive » GUEST BLOGPOST: Wherein the Tinker’s Art Is Discussed 2010
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This week revealed one of the businesses underbellies, and who better to personify that than Newman from Seinfeld!
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Called a "laureate of American lowlife" by Time in 1986, Bukowski also frequently covered the lives of poor Americans, underpaid drudgery, and depraved, urban underbellies.
Network Awesome: Alcohol and Charles Bukowski Network Awesome 2011
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