settle stomach

settle (one's) stomach

To alleviate feelings of nausea. Here, some flat ginger ale should help to settle your stomach.
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Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

settle (one's) stomach

To relieve one's indigestion or nausea.
See also: settle, stomach
American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fifth Edition.
See also:
  • settle (one's) stomach
  • settle up with
  • settle with (one)
  • (one's) stomach is in knots
  • settle someone's hash, to
  • settle into (something)
  • you look a little peaked
  • get square with
  • get square with (one)
  • go to law
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Lemon balm can help to settle stomach upsets if drunk as a tea.
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An Argentina offside gave Weepu the opportunity to settle stomachs and the scrum-half put the hosts 3-0 in front after 12 minutes.
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Half an hour to settle stomachs is fine then it's best to get them up and about again.
SHIFT THE KIDS FROM THE TV AND GET THEM OUTSIDE
Half an hour to settle stomachs is fine, then it's best to get them up and about again.
Shift the kids from the sofa; In association with the NHS
It emanates from the entrenched nature of Martin O'Neill's team selections, which do more to settle stomachs than Rennie or Beechams Powders ever could.
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