Pronunciation: /ˈmɪdrɪf/
noun the middle part of the body, between the chest and the waist
A1 She wore a dress that showed off her midriff.
A2 The crop top revealed her toned midriff.
B1 Exercising regularly can help tone your midriff.
B2 She felt self-conscious about her midriff after gaining weight.
C1 The fashion designer created a collection of dresses that accentuated the midriff.
C2 The dancer's costume featured intricate designs on her midriff.
adjective relating to or located in the midriff
A1 She wore a midriff top to the beach.
A2 The midriff area of the dress was decorated with lace.
B1 The fashion designer showcased a collection of midriff-baring outfits.
B2 The actress confidently flaunted her toned midriff on the red carpet.
C1 The midriff cutouts on the evening gown added a modern twist to the classic design.
C2 The designer's latest collection featured intricate embroidery on the midriff section of the garments.
formal She wore a dress that revealed her midriff, which was considered inappropriate for the formal event.
informal I need to work on toning my midriff before summer hits.
slang Check out her abs, her midriff is on point!
figurative The company's financial midriff was showing signs of strain.
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