Definition of flatulate - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
bodily functionRare emit gas from the digestive systemRare
- He couldn't help but flatulate during the meeting.
- The dog would often flatulate after meals.
- It's embarrassing to flatulate in a crowded elevator.
Origin of flatulate
Latin, flatus (blowing)
Terms with flatulate included in their meaning
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bodily functions
flatulate noisily
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- French:flatuler, ...
- German:furzen, ...
- Italian:scoreggiare, ...
- Spanish:expulsar gases, ...
- Portuguese:soltar gases, ...
- Chinese:放屁, ...
- Japanese:おならをする, ...
- Arabic:أَطْلَقَ الرِّيحَ, ...
- Hebrew:לִפְלוֹט גַּז, ...
- Russian:выпускать газы, ...
- Ukrainian:випустити гази, ...
- Hindi:गैस निकालना, ...
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