gassy
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- adjective
- /ˈɡæsi/
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flatulento
- Jackson is very gassy and I gotta keep bouncing him so he'll poop.
- gassy and bloated
- gassy baby
- feel gassy
You are so gassy and you were letting out the nastiest farts of your life.
- You are so gassy and you were letting out the nastiest farts of your life.
- And I get like really gassy, like like literally bloated, like really physically bloated.
- But I was so gassy and like obviously because I've got my stomer, I don't like fart in the same way that people do, but I was gassy this way.
Examples
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My baby was very gassy as a newborn and hated sleeping flat on his back.
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I'm gassy, okay?
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I get gassy when I fly.
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It's liable to make you gassy.
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Also, I've often felt gassy, but suddenly the gas went away without any coming out?
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And I get like really gassy, like like literally bloated, like really physically bloated.
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Constipated, gassy, nauseous, anxious spots cleared up a bit at the start of the week and then they came back.
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I regret eating too much cheese last week and then feeling all bloated and gassy and shooting down Jeff's amorous advances.
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After eating a large meal, I often feel gassy and uncomfortable.
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If you feel gassy after drinking carbonated beverages, it might help to switch to still water.
Synonyms
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7.1
Having a lot of gas in the stomach or intestines
Antonyms
How Gassy
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Gassy comes from gas, a common word for invisible air or the bubbles that make you burp, and the ending -y means 'full of'. So a gassy person or baby is 'full of gas' in the stomach and often feels uncomfortable or needs to burp.