eructation

Vaccines are under development to reduce the amount introduced through eructation.

In retrospect, the gassy eructations were the good old days.

Mental eructations interrupted every argument he tried to think through to a conclusion.

If Bulb had thought of my reactions at all, he would have expected me to find his eructations funny.

A few minutes later a vast eructation of steam broke the water's surface.

Grey put a fist to his mouth to stifle a rising eructation.

She swallowed air, and let forth the deepest eructation she could manage.

It also makes the sound of eructation.

Slice marks spread like small veins from the main eructations of ugly healing.

A dull buzzing sounded, grumbling through the air like a stifled eructation.

The air resounded with the sound of rockets, wings, force fields, propellers, eructations.

That of course led to an eructation of publicity that only heightened interest in the book.

"Smoke's bad for my asthma and I don't desire another of my nasal eructations."

This is emitted from the mouth by eructation (burping) and is a normal.

There was a tremendous eructation of bubbles.

Hand leaned back, patted his swollen stomach, and stifled an eructation with an embroidered napkin.

These gases are regularly expelled from the reticulorumen through the mouth, in a process called eructation.

The myopic digital calculation of coins, eructation consequent upon repletion.

The eructation that escaped me as I got up from the table would have won acclaim at the festive board of an eastern potentate.

The alarm sounded through the ship like a gargantuan eructation and the crew hurried to buckle in.

Remembering his manners, Tarrant tried gallantly, but the eructation eluded him.

-whose flesh moves with tides, with eructations like an octopus.

Occasionally, someone belched or expelled wind noisily, and Polly responded with a few fake eructations of her own.

Mind-bolts, nauseating psychic eructations, and quasi-material missiles were flung in all directions.