belch

verb
UK /beltʃ/
US /beltʃ/

To let out a loud burp from your mouth.

He drank his soda too fast and belched loudly.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. To send out smoke or fire in a big burst.

The old truck belched black smoke from its exhaust.

3. A loud burp.

The baby let out a big belch after feeding.

4. To shout or say something in a loud, rude way.

The angry man belched out insults at the crowd.