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waistline
/ ˈweɪstˌlaɪn /
noun
- a line or indentation around the body at the narrowest part of the waist
- the intersection of the bodice and the skirt of a dress, etc, or the level of this
a low waistline
Word History and Origins
Origin of waistline1
Example Sentences
But waistlines aside, her reunion with Leigh, whom she first worked with on 1996's Secrets & Lies, has prompted some of the most positive reviews of her career.
After all, the search for a solution to expanding waistlines has eluded successive governments since the early 1990s.
A waitress told The Times that the cook in charge of the Italian beef sandwiches being served was trained at Portillo’s, the Chicago-based restaurant chain responsible for many of the expanded waistlines in the city.
He calls his opponents "crooked," "sleepy," "racist" and mocks their waistlines.
Fury simply laughs at the speculation, trusting his own training and strength to power through any challenge, no matter the measure of his waistline.
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