Belly worm
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1907 · p. 62
A worm that breeds in the belly. Bel'mond, in Iowa, a post-village of Wright co., on the Iowa river, about 42 m. N.E. of Fort Dodge. Bel'mont, in Arkansas , a post-village of Crawford co. Belmont, in California , a post-village and township of San Mateo co. the property of, to be the province or busine of; as, a wife belongs to her husband. "The declaration of these latent philosophers belongs to another paper." Boyle. -To relate, or have relation to; to adhere or be appendant to. "He went into a desert place belonging to Beth said a." Luke ix. 10. -To be native to, or have a legal residence, settlement, ., whether by birth or naturalization, so as to be entitled to claim a maintenance from the civic or parochial authorities. "Bastards also are settled in the parishes to which the mothers belong." - Black stone. Belong', v. a. To be deserved by. (o. and R.) "More evils belong us than happen to us." - Ben Jonson.
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