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Daddy tummy

Similar to dadbod - it refers to a man his 30s who has children and also a bit of a belly on him... Usually of more a chubby man than a full blown beer gut.
Looks like you’re growing a bit of a daddy tummy there! Your belly looks a bit bigger!’
by MCLCLCNCJCOC123 May 23, 2019
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Shirt-lifter

When a guy repeatedly lifts up his shirt for no apparent reason, other than to show off his stomach or the waistband of his boxers.
“Oh, he’s such a shirt-lifter, he’s always got his belly out!”
by MCLCLCNCJCOC123 October 13, 2018
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Water barrel

Referring to a man with a belly - especially with a rounded beer gut.
“You’ ve grown yourself a bit of a water barrel haven’t you mate?!”
by MCLCLCNCJCOC123 October 13, 2018
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Boxer-rocker

That guy in school who, in the locker room, always strips down to his boxers and parades around, despite the fact that he's actually got quite a big belly...
'Oh look at that boxer-rocker over there'
by MCLCLCNCJCOC123 January 29, 2017
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Sympathy belly

Used to describe the situation when a man gains weight around his belly while his wife/partner is pregnant with his baby.
‘Hey dude, you’re growing a belly! And you’re not even the pregnant one! A sympathy belly I guess?’
by MCLCLCNCJCOC123 December 20, 2019
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Trunk-top

Refers to (usually) a guy wearing either over-tight underwear or swim shorts with no shirt. This usually leads to a ‘trunk-top’ in which that person’s belly fat hangs over the top of their trunks. Similar to a muffin top, except specifically caused by swim shorts or underwear.
*Tom is wearing tight swim shorts by the beach*
Will: ‘Wow Tom, you’ve you’ve got a bit of a trunk-top going on there!’
Tom: ‘I know Will, that’s the beer belly for you!’
by MCLCLCNCJCOC123 February 13, 2019
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Comfort years

A period of time, usually around 5 years when someone around the age of 30-45 (usually a man) gains weight, doesn’t exercise very much and enjoys wine, beer and good food. Comfort years are often followed by a ‘get fit’ regime and weight loss. Someone in their comfort years usually has a belly.
‘Wow, you’re really getting a beer belly on you. Maybe you should try some exercise!’
‘Just enjoying my comfort years! I’ll lose the weight in a few years...’
by MCLCLCNCJCOC123 February 12, 2019
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