midriff

His hands flattened on her midriff, were still for a long moment.

She caught his hand and jammed it against her midriff.

No floor work is permitted, and their midriff must be covered.

I caught him in the midriff, even as I'd aimed.

I just bare my midriff and do it in a few seconds.

"They feel much better than the midriff jeans that were in last year," she continued.

Calls have "gone way up, with all the midriffs showing."

In addition, women must not show bare midriffs or shoulders.

The crown of her head rubbed against his hard midriff.

A normal crop top will result in exposure of midriff.

There was a red band around the midriff of each fuse.

She was wearing white shorts and a bright blue midriff top.

It should hug the torso and not quite cover the midriff.

Today, young women think it is natural to bare their midriff."

She wore no jacket, nothing on her thin arms or midriff.

It wasn't a midriff but gave the illusion of one.

The black opening of the barrel was trained on my midriff.

It caught his attacker in the midriff just as the man's other hand came up.

She was a living testimony to eternal youth, at least in the midriff control department.

But the newest area of exposure in fashion is the midriff.

Immediately, a blast hit his midriff, slamming him to the ground.

The bullet caught the first man in the midriff and folded him over.

He lowered the gun so that it was no longer trained on her midriff.

Not a bare midriff in the bunch, much less a bra.

Jamie stood a moment, pressing both hands tight into his midriff.