break wind

Euph. to expel gas from the anus. Someone in the bus broke wind. It smelled terrible. He broke wind with an embarrassing noise.

See also: break, wind

break wind

to allow gas to escape from your bottom, especially loudly At a wedding that I attended last summer, one of the guests broke wind very loudly during the groom's speech.

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break wind

Expel intestinal gas, as in Beans always make him break wind. [Early 1500s]

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break wind

To expel intestinal gas.

See also: break, wind

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Bowen	['bəuən]
Marcia	MAHR-shə (English), MAHR-see-ə (English), MAHR-thyah (Spanish), MAHR-syah (Latin American Spanish)	English, Spanish, Ancient Roman
Alkibiades	-	Ancient Greek
Oddr	-	Ancient Scandinavian
Lamont	-	English
Leigh	[li:]