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Discover LudwigThe phrase 'delicate stomach' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a person who easily becomes sick or has difficulty digesting certain foods. For example, "Mary has a delicate stomach, so she can't eat certain types of spicy food."
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My delicate stomach notwithstanding, I was eager to see "Upstream Color".
Others had tiny magnets that could injure a child's delicate stomach.
The dish sank like a stone on my less than delicate stomach.
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FARTHER north are the devious and unreliable bowels, the shrinking bladder, the suddenly delicate stomach and the parts about which the less said the better.
A little cooked chicken every now and then can supplement his diet of fresh veg (broccoli, carrots) and fruit (apples, pears), but NO citrus fruit as it tends to upset his delicate stomach.
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Not for those with delicate stomachs or children who race bikes.
Not for those with delicate stomachs or for RSPCA members; food in all its infinite variety from worms to birds, rats and dogs.
(Sorry to all of you out there with delicate stomachs).
The Walking Dead (which is a bit heavy on the heartache) and The Wolf Among Us (a murderous mix of Fables-preceding fantasy noir) might both be too much for delicate stomachs.
Ferrets have very delicate stomachs and these items can give them diarrhea and make them very ill.
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