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Contains:
arteria gastrica,
epigastric fossa,
gastric artery,
gastric vein,
gastroepiploic vein,
gastroomental vein,
pit of the stomach,
vena gastrica,
vena gastroomentalis
Often used in the same context:
granary,
salad bowl,
fertile crescent,
arid,
wheat,
staple,
upper volta,
alluvial soil,
rice,
potato,
driftless,
agrarian,
grain,
bread,
backwater,
farmlands,
agricultural,
dairyland,
barley,
cropland,
alfalfa,
sorghum,
semidesert,
corn,
lentil,
crops,
finger millet,
guinea corn,
witchweed,
harvests,
maize,
teff,
flour,
fall armyworm,
armyworm,
wheat flour,
millet,
durum wheat,
wasteland,
adzuki,
bountiful,
cornmeal mush,
baobab,
bulgur wheat,
prosopis juliflora,
vassal,
heartland,
pariah,
manioc,
tombouctou,
jewel,
shea tree,
famine,
parch,
tamarinds,
pellagra,
belg,
tinderbox,
subsistence farming,
dark continent,
protectorate,
arable,
coastlands,
mainstay,
opium poppy,
deserts,
pastureland,
semiarid,
melons,
mealies,
drought,
aral sea,
banana republic,
huller,
crown jewel,
fallow,
grasslands,
mopane,
norther,
buckwheat,
grasshoppers,
underconsumption,
chicory,
jerusalem artichoke,
cocoyam,
emmer,
sudd,
landrace,
stronghold,
princedom,
yam bean,
pastoralism,
sweet corn,
subsistence farmer,
spuds,
virgin forest,
oxeye daisy,
sugar cane,
kudzu vine,
steppe,
banditry,
verjuice,
battlefield,
confederation,
entrepot,
hinterland,
metropolis,
airfield,
arsenal,
arsenals,
export,
industry,
powerhouse,
superpowers,
battleground,
capitalists,
communes,
constituency,
cornucopia
More specific:
abomasum,
craw,
crop,
first stomach,
fourth stomach,
omasum,
psalterium,
reticulum,
rumen,
second stomach,
third stomach
Appears in the definition of:
middle west,
midwest
Part of:
alimentary canal,
alimentary tract,
digestive tract,
digestive tube,
gastrointestinal tract,
gi tract
More general:
basket,
handbasket,
internal organ
Synonyms:
stomach,
tum,
tummy
Also try:
— Adjectives for breadbasket:
american,
great,
potential,
empty,
traditional,
agricultural,
ukrainian,
future,
fertile,
north,
old,
more...
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