The term "belly-up" was invented by an American novelist called John Dos Passos in 1920.
Belly-up is an allusion to dead fish. Which float upside-down, or belly-up, on top of the water.
The term is used as a slang word meaning "financial ruin", "bankrupt" or "defeated".
Even though it was invented in 1920 by Passos, it wasn't really widely heard of until Passos was quoted in America's Washington Post newspaper in 1975, in an article about financial crisis in New York City.
Belly dancing came from Turkey and Egypt.
what goes up must come down
People are saying Christmas or March 2010.
becausre you have to bake it to come the belly is fattie
Oh, but they do have belly buttons.
belly button
Middle East
No.
Belly Up By Stuart Gibbs is fiction.
It comes from The City of Watts in Los Angeles in California, its a saying mainly used by The Gangs of Watts
You can press around it/the belly part and then start to cave in an then grap it
No