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• n  an antacid
• n  an enlarged and muscular saclike organ of the alimentary canal; the principal organ of digestion

• His verse, as it was written, tum-te-tums today in many a mind, and the Boston lady's chair in that passage is still a "burnished throne.

• Tums
• stomach
• tummy
• tum
• breadbasket

News & Articles

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• Faith Focus: On the baseball road again
  Seven days, 1,700 miles, a dozen Imagine Dragons songs, five baseball games, four specialty hot dogs, three pizza joints, two bobbleheads, a couple of Tums and one baseball-loving father and son.
  July 6, 2013 - Chattanooga Times Free Press
• Sickle-cell researcher also suffers from forgotten disease
  Professor Carlton Haywood is a patient, researcher and advocate The tall, lanky patient enters the room bent over and shuffling like a man twice his age. He climbs on a gurney and lies back, head throbbing. Then Carlton Haywood pulls out a bottle of Tums, relief-in-waiting for the nausea he fears will come.        
  July 6, 2013 - Baltimore Sun

Quotes

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• Chip Ganassi in Nascar
  We are excited that Tums decided to increase their involvement in the Nextel Cup Series with us,owner Chip Ganassi said. "Their participation in NASCAR and specifically with our team makes sense."
• Frank Robinson in San Diego Union Tribune
  Plus, the club is excelling in what Robinson calls "Tums and Rolaids games," going 12-7 when the margin is one run.
• Kevin Cash in Sarasota Herald-Tribune
  It was like riding this gigantic wave,Cash said. "With the kids, we were caught up in the excitement of playing. For the parents, I think it was a nerve-racking thing. I think I remember my mom going through some Tums and Rolaids in a lot...