Eructation
11eructation — burping, belching or ructus is the release of gas from the digestive tract. In fishes this may be from the vent, or from the gas bladder connected to the gut via the pneumatic duct, and thence the mouth. Some eructations may be just emptying the… …
12eructation — n. [L. ex, out of; ructare, to belch] The emitting of contents from the intestine via the mouth …
13eructation — e·ruc·ta·tion (ĭ rŭk tāʹshən, ē rŭk ) n. The act or an instance of belching. e·rucʹta·tive (ĭ rŭkʹtə tĭv) adj. * * * …
14eructation — noun a) The act of belching, of expelling gas from the stomach through the mouth. b) An erumpent blast of gas, wind, or other matter ejected from earthy depths …
15Eructation — Better known as burping or belching. Casting up wind (expelling air) from the stomach through the mouth. * * * The voiding of gas or of a small quantity of acid fluid from the stomach through the mouth. SYN: belching, ructus. [L. eructo, pp. atus …
16eructation — e·ruc·ta·tion || ‚iËrÊŒk teɪʃn n. burping, belching; violent expulsion …
17eructation — [ˌi:rʌk teɪʃ(ə)n, ɪ , ɛ ] noun formal a belch. Origin ME: from L. eructatio(n ), from eructare, from e (var. of ex ) out + ructare belch …
18eructation — n. Belching …
19eructation — n belch, belching, Inf. burp, Inf. burping, bringing up gas, bringing [s.t.] up; emission, ejection, vomiting, disgorgement; expulsion, extrusion, egestion, voidance …
20eructation — eruc·ta·tion …
