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Meanings of belching in English
Usage of belching in English
1
Indigestion, gas in the bowels and belching of gas are frequently present.
2
Mike gave his opinion by belching loudly during one of the takes.
3
A steam-belching train surges ominously forward to summon up early 19th-century industrialisation.
4
The belching glare of a distant foundry, wiping out the sharp-edged stars.
5
It struck the bed and burst open, belching half of James' things.
6
It was hot, hot as the breaths of a thousand belching furnaces.
7
The belching spear of flame set one of the nearby dwellings ablaze.
8
Jenny's place would still jangle with honky-tonk and rock with belching laughter.
9
They were whispering -well, croaking, belching and lisping -among themselves.
10
Then came a heaving, belching from far down in the earth's cavern.
11
They shattered in unison, belching out thick wobbling rivers of hydrocarbon fluid.
12
It grunted as his fist connected, stumbling back, belching a foul-smelling gas.
13
But these are not your typical volcanoes, belching out hot molten lava.
14
One guy made the stone-faced assertion that belching was an actual language.
15
Ricciardo halted during Saturday's practice with his car belching smoke and fire.
16
Almost the inferno did not seem to be belching smoke at all.
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Belching through the time
Belching across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common