intestinal gases

Within seconds Rorschach's intestinal gases had blown taut the skin of the tent.

It was done quickly, so the intestinal gases, which would soon start bloating the carcass, would not taint the meat.

The hydrogen sulfide produced by these bacteria is responsible for some of the smell of intestinal gases (flatus) and decomposition products.

After ingestion, the powder combines with gastric juices to develop intestinal gases which are somewhat helpful in evacuating the users's bowels.

In spite of the humming vent fans, the room was redolent of blood, bile, intestinal gases, and an astringent disinfectant that made Connie squint.

A. Many bodily changes and circumstances that affect older people are associated with the release of intestinal gases, among them diseases, prescriptions, diet changes and loss of muscle tone.