narrow at the equator

Very hungry. The phrase alludes to the idea of having a slimmer midsection due to not eating. I'm so narrow at the equator—can we please get some food now?

See also: narrow

See also:

be pushing up (the) daisies
be pushing up daisies
be pushing up the daisies
be as safe as houses
a fish story
a fish tale
round heels
answer the bell
be straining at the leash
beggar

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