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Without a belt; especially (of a person) not wearing a belt; (of a garment) worn without or not having a belt.

The part of a person's body or a garment around which a belt is placed; a waistline.

The part of a person's body or a garment around which a belt is placed; a waistline.

The member of a surf life-saving team who swims out, wearing a belt with a line attached for safety, to give assistance to bathers or surfers in difficulties.

The member of a surf life-saving team who swims out, wearing a belt with a line attached for safety, to give assistance to bathers or surfers in difficulties.

An english setter dog having a distinctive flecked colouring characteristic of the laverack type; (also) this colouring. often attributive and usually with modifying word indicating the colour of the flecking, as "blue belton", "orange belton", etc.

A strip of leather or other material worn, typically round the waist, to support or hold in clothes or to carry weapons.

Fasten with a belt.

A highway encircling an urban area; a ring road.

A highway encircling an urban area; a ring road.

In the manner of a belt.

A small white toothed whale related to the narwhal, living in herds mainly in arctic coastal waters.

A small white toothed whale related to the narwhal, living in herds mainly in arctic coastal waters.

To shout, roar, bellow.

A summer house or open-sided gallery, typically at rooftop level, commanding a fine view.

A summer house or open-sided gallery, typically at rooftop level, commanding a fine view.

The front part of the human trunk below the ribs, containing the stomach and bowels.

Swell or cause to swell.

Present participle of belie.

A name for the devil.

The altar part or sanctuary in ancient and orthodox churches.

The altar part or sanctuary in ancient and orthodox churches.

The altar part or sanctuary in ancient and orthodox churches.

A member of an african people of zambia.

Relating to the bemba or their language.

Wearing one or more medals (= small metal disks given as a reward for a brave action or for winning a competition)

Wearing one or more medals (= small metal discs given as a reward for a brave action or for winning a competition)

Cover or stain with mud.