0From Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone02br 02br 00(After Harry had lost Gryffindor 50 points for the House Cup), Harry felt as though 01font00the bottom had dropped out of his stomach02font00.02br 02br 00I only found "01i00the bottom drops out of the market02i00" which has nothing to do with it. It feels like the same as "Harry felt his heart sinked". Then why bottom drops out of stomach, it just doesn't make sense. Can explain it? 02br 02br 00Thanks.0-
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0 Well, maybe it was meant that his stomach turned upside-down. 0-
— Madhulk
0 Well, maybe it was meant that his stomach turned upside-down.
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0 When you go up in an elevator that is rapid, the bottom feels as though it has dropped out of your stomach. But in this context, Rowling is using it to say that Harry P is deeply disappointed and rather apprehensive.0-