As we sit licking spoons and idly rubbing contented paunches, a final tray is brought over—bearing a custard tart, of course.
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Mr. Birk renders Mr. Trump as an oversize baby who looks at his phone constantly and is spoon-fed by men in suits with paunches and devils' horns.
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Closet-size spaces have expanded into sprawling facilities where pooches enjoy "cage-free" day care and work off paunches on treadmills, not to mention getting dolled up in the latest hairdos.
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He watches the world, he makes meticulous notes: about posture and beards, about the correct pronunciation of idioms and interjections, but also about paunches, which young Australians never have, and about spitting in public, which Australians never do.
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But what was revelatory was the world around her: dozens of brown and black faces, fat inmates and butch dykes, old women with wrinkles and paunches—a cast of female unknowns who on other shows would be no more than extras.
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The paunches of the ewes were observed to contain large amounts of Nicandra.Everist, Selwyn L. Poisonous Plants of Australia first published by Angus and Robertson, Australia 1974, revised edition published by same house as part of Australian National Science Library 1981, page 641.
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Vlan and Caprice arrive in search of Fantasia. Vlan stops for dinner, whilst Caprice finds Fantasia again and flees with her. Furious at being in love and at being trumped by his wife, Cosmos arrives... The inn goes mad, Vlan and Microscope are unmasked despite their fake paunches. The royal guards go in pursuit of Caprice and Fantasia and bring them back.
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However, bark baskets were preferred to bark containers because they did not burn as easily, which made them more durable. In eastern Canada among some Haudenosaunee peoples, large clay pots with thick walls were likely used for stone boiling. While such walls allowed for better insulation, Gregory Braun, professor of anthropology at the University of Toronto, attributed their thickness to the need to support the container’s structure without breaking, given the weight of the rocks inside. Plains peoples used suspended animal paunches in addition to below-ground boiling pits.
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Above-ground cooking vessels used in stone boiling consisted of: bark baskets and bark containers; pottery; as well as suspended animal paunches and hides. There are even instances of small canoes being utilized as cooking containers on the Northwest Coast for the preparation of whale fat. Indigenous peoples’ usage of a given above-ground container type depended on the resources available to them. For example, First Nations on the Northwest Coast and eastern Canada are reported by Harold E. Driver, former professor of anthropology at Indiana University, and William Clifford Massey, former professor of anthropology at the University of Washington, to have used bark baskets and bark containers for stone boiling.
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