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navel /na·vel/ (na´v'l) the umbilicus.
na·vel (nvl)
n.
The mark on the surface of the abdomen that indicates where the umbilical cord was attached to the fetus during gestation. Also called bellybutton, umbilicus.

navel.
See umbilicus.

navel
the umbilicus, the scar marking the site of entry of the umbilical cord into the fetal belly.

navel bleeding
a problem in young piglets, up to 2 days old. Blood oozes from navel causing severe anemia, frequently death: prefarrowing vitamin C for more than 6 days before farrowing prevents it; called also umbilical hemorrhage.
navel ill
see omphalitis. Called also omphalophlebitis.

navel
Medtalk Umbilicus, see there Vox populi Belly-button


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Innie kring vannie spotters Ska'wag Krools hyl oor skaap wat verstrooi is en oor sononner oordeelsdagrooi Js.
The speaker again addresses his pal with whom he can identify in the sense that they share the same lot: he points out that his "liewende karkas / is die pondok van jou siel" [living carcass / is the shack of his soul] and that he is but "'n squatter innie / squatterkamp van Tyd" [a squatter in the / squatter camp of Time].
One might be a little bigger than the other or, as in your case, one nipple can be an innie while the other is an outie.
 
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