(spine) to be broken, become hump-backed, (of back) be bent (with old age)

grip one by the waist

break the back

a leather belt

the act of undoing belt or taking off uniform, the act of relaxing (of army, etc.)

get ready (esp. for travel or some difficult task)

waist-deep, up to the waist

encourage

back is broken, back has gone, it is spoken when there is a possibility of back injury

a servant, a serving-man

resolve on causing mischief

become very weak

arming, preparation for battle

the one who thin waist, the one who have delicate waist

(Medicine) a kind of medicine which is nutritious for women

bent back, crooked back

a zone, or cincture (of gold or silver), a tie-beam

lie down, rest, take a nap

resolve on an undertaking, resolutely prepare

rich person, who has a lot of money, rich, wealthy

the navel