Usually means: Expel gas from the stomach.
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  10. eructate: The Phrontistery - A Dictionary of Obscure Words
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▸ verb:  (formal, intransitive) To burp; to belch.

Similar:
eruct, burp, belch, upbelch, flatulate, Gurk, bubble, bolk, break wind, curmur, more...

Opposite:
ingest, swallow, consume, eat

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Similar:
eruct, burp, belch, upbelch, flatulate, Gurk, bubble, bolk, break wind, curmur, more...

Opposite:
ingest, swallow, consume, eat



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