Buddha belly
Buddha belly by halanda July 8, 2005
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Buddha belly
A legitimate effect of Enlightenment, that no amount of working out will correct. It has nothing at all to do with fat or calories but rather is the result of actual changes in the physical structure of the body.
Girl: I have to workout! I'm getting a buddha belly!
Me: Don't be daft, working out won't help at all if it's a legitimate buddha belly and not just rolls of fat.
Me: Don't be daft, working out won't help at all if it's a legitimate buddha belly and not just rolls of fat.
Buddha belly by psychomage August 16, 2016
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Buddha Belly
noun
closely related to the beer belly just the fact that it is on an asian man containing good luck; also is vastly superior to the six-pack
closely related to the beer belly just the fact that it is on an asian man containing good luck; also is vastly superior to the six-pack
Buddha Belly by duder0103 July 29, 2005
Buddha belly
John: "Damn, did you see her Buddha belly?"
Mike: "Hell ya, she had to stay on her side in bed because it kept kicking me!"
Mike: "Hell ya, she had to stay on her side in bed because it kept kicking me!"
Buddha belly by Husband of a Buddha belly October 20, 2008
buddah belly
An extremely large roll of fat pertruding from ones waist line. From side profile sticks out more than their own tits.
buddah belly by shemookie July 7, 2003
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