Bellyful
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 50
bcl'i-fool, n. as much as the belly, a sufficiency. Belong, be-long', v i to be one’s property to he a part to pertain: to have residence [A.S. langian to long after, cf. Dut. belangen.) Belonging, bc-lnng'ing, «. that which belongs to one— used generally in the plural. Beloved, be-luvd', ail/, much loved: very dear. Below be-lo prep, beneath m place or rank not worthy of. adv. in a lower place: fig-) on earth or m hell, as opposed to heaven. [Be, and Low] Belt, belt, a girdle or band grog.) a strait — v.t. to surround with a belt: to encircle —adj Belted. [A.S. belt; Ice. belt i, Gael, bait, L bn liens, a belt
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