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to belch
01
to erupt or explode with a sudden, forceful release
Transitive: to belch gas or particle
Example
The firecracker belched a burst of light and noise into the night.
The factory ’s smokestacks belched thick fumes into the air.
The car ’s engine belched black smoke as it sputtered to a halt.
02
to expel gas audibly from the stomach through the mouth
Intransitive
Example
He could n't help but belch loudly after the hearty meal.
After indulging in fizzy drinks, she often had to belch.
Belch
01
a reflex that expels gas noisily from the stomach through the mouth
Example
The firecracker belched a burst of light and noise into the night.
The factory’s smokestacks belched thick fumes into the air.
The car’s engine belched black smoke as it sputtered to a halt.
The volcano belched hot ash into the sky, darkening the clouds.
The machine belched steam as it powered up, signaling the start of production.
