noun
definition
The middle section of the human torso, from below the chest to above the waist
Examples of midriffs in a Sentence
Dancers who don't want to expose their midriffs often dance with long scarves, sheer veils or in one-piece, full-length dresses.
For concealing midriffs, either choose swimsuits with built-in tummy control (such as the Miraclesuit) in whatever color you like or select darker color suits.
Plunging necklines, bare midriffs, and short skirts that show lots of leg are the model for most flirtatious costumes.
Most of these types of uniforms show off a lot of skin, including the legs and midriffs.
For example, girls attending prom or other dances are often not allowed to wear dresses with halters, bare backs, low necklines, visible midriffs, or slits shorter than two inches above the knee.
The desire to implement uniform guidelines is one argument for regulating cheerleading as a sport; then things like uniform length and bare midriffs would have rules and boundaries.
Styles range from the standard shell, which is a sleeveless aptly-fitted garment that extends just a few inches past the natural waist, to more updated looks that can be bare both at shoulders and midriffs.
Many are see-through with open midriffs, and deep plunging necklines.