どて土手dote
1.

A raised earthen barrier constructed to protect against floods or strong winds, designed to control water flow in rivers and prevent erosion.

2.

An earthen wall built around a castle for defense, intended to obstruct enemy access.

3.

The large cut portion from the back of a fish like tuna or bonito, often used in culinary contexts.

4.

The area of gum tissue that remains exposed after teeth have fallen out.

5.

A historical reference to a specific embankment at the entrance of Yoshiwara during the Edo period.

Example:

花々が土手に咲いた。

どて土手doteぱらpara
1.

A term used colloquially to refer to the belly or abdomen, often in a derogatory or insulting context, indicating a physical or metaphorical vulnerability.

2.

A phrase that can imply a central, protruding area, similar to the way a hull might bulge outward on a vessel, often used in a humorous or pejorative manner.