wind
- noun
- /wɪnd/
- UK
- How dare you break wind before me?
- break wind
- pass wind
Trump is slang in Britain for to pass wind.
- Trump is slang in Britain for to pass wind.
- I can also get quite bad trapped wind.
- It's also phytase is something that can also give you wind.
- Well, farting, I mean, as I'm quite sure that you know is when we break wind or pass gas, we are expelling gas.
- People do pass wind, it happens in life, But in drama, they excise out the things that would make the character look ridiculous.
- Your freedom is nothing worse than you just being there on wind, your farts and being away, being away that you just can't get there.
Examples
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I don't care what anyone does as long as they don't break wind.
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Trapped wind can cause bloating and discomfort in the stomach.
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I have a chance to break wind, let alone think of my dreams.
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I know one woman who has never made wind in front of her husband.
Blog text (14) -
You never come all the way out here just to pass wind.
Fiction book (2001) -
I got the world's worst trapped wind from sitting in the same position for so many hours.
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I never pass wind in the presence of the President of the Republic and I never do business with pimps like you.
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Oh, this, This was the week I had the worst trapped wind I think I've ever had in my life.
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People do pass wind, it happens in life, But in drama, they excise out the things that would make the character look ridiculous.
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We can't pass wind in a tent without going through them.
Synonyms
A sound and smell when gas leaves the body through the bottom
Air in the stomach and intestines that causes pain or bloating
A build-up of gas in the stomach or intestines that makes you feel uncomfortable and need to pass gas
Gas from the stomach and intestines that leaves the body through the anus
Idioms
- Specialized
Sailing with the boat pointed almost into the wind to go as directly toward it as possible
- Literature
A person who moves or behaves in a smooth, flexible way like a dancer
Compounds
- Specialized
An area of land or sea with many tall machines that make electricity from wind
- Specialized
A large machine that moves air to test how it affects objects like cars or planes
- Specialized
A steady wind that blows east to west near the equator in tropical regions
An instrument that makes sound when you blow air through it, like a flute or trumpet
- Specialized
A strong wind that blows when cold, heavy air flows down from high ground like a mountain or plateau
- US
A warm dry wind that blows down the eastern slopes of the Rocky Mountains and quickly raises temperature
- Specialized
A wind in the tropics that blows from west to east above the trade winds
A decorative thing of metal, glass or clay that hangs and makes a soft tinkling sound in wind
- US
A wildflower with thin stems and bright red cup-shaped flowers that grows in California
- Specialized
A number scale from zero to twelve used worldwide to show how strong the wind is
How Gassy
Surface Forms
Etymology
Wind for gas in the stomach also comes from the basic idea of 'air' inside the body; people say 'pass wind' when that air leaves, which is why the word means intestinal gas.