burpy

Likely to eruct

Burpy describes someone prone to burping, or something that causes or resembles burps.

A baby might be burpy after feeding.

A carbonated drink tastes burpy.

The word is informal and slightly playful: The baby was fussy and burpy all evening, That soda is too burpy for me.

reflexive

hiccup

Spasmodic breath intake

  • gagMouth restraint or jest
  • gurgleBubbling liquid sound
  • rumbleLow rolling sound

belch · involuntary · spasm · reflex · uncontrollable · spontaneous · convulsive · automatic

belching

eructation

Expulsion of gastric gas

gulp · swallow · fizzy · gaseous · expulsion · stomach · esophagus · digestive · rumble · regurgitation

indigestion

heartburn

Gastric acid irritation

upset · dyspepsia · GERD · reflux · antacid · overeating · gastrointestinal · stomachache · peptic · nausea

baby

infant

Very young child

nursing · breastfeeding · formula · patting · winding · spit-up · onesie · bib · colic · fussy

rudeness

impolite

Lacking good manners

boorish · gross · excuse me · embarrassing · social · crude · vulgar · indecorous · ill-mannered · uncivilized

Opposites
digestive comfort

burpysettled

No longer in question

comfortable · calm · easy · soothed · untroubled

carbonation/effervescence

burpyflat

Lacking vertical variation

still · uncarbonated · smooth · gentle · plain

social refinement

burpyrefined

Purified or cultured

polite · genteel · dignified · proper · ladylike

Phrases
Family

burp, burping, burped, burps

Familiarity
Top 500,000
Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Everyday, not technical · Rated G