A soda and pizza binge might make your stomach distend, meaning your stomach will swell as a result of pressure from the inside.

Pronunciation: / dɪ'stɛnd /
English Description: become broader or wider or more extensive
Chinese Translation: 膨胀(qian2 tao2)
Spanish Translation: hinchar
STORY: If you’ve ever eaten too much food it won’t surprise you to learn that the verb distend traces back to the Latin words dis-, meaning “apart,” and tendere, meaning “to stretch.” Your stomach will certainly feel stretched out if you do something — like overeat — that causes it to distend. The word distend often applies to stomachs — a pregnancy would also cause a stomach to distend — but it can also refer to anything that is stretched out as a result of internal pressure.

EXAMPLE SENTENCE:

Flights will be missed due to the enormous security delays, and the distended passenger lines themselves will become choice terrorist targets.
I’m not talking about bloated, bitter arrogance, the kind that distends the ego and clouds judgment.

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