eruct
verbUK /ɪˈrʌkt/
US /ɪˈrʌkt/
To burp or let gas come up from your stomach with a loud sound.
The baby eructed loudly after drinking his milk.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To throw out or send forth something, like smoke or lava, in a sudden way.
The volcano eructed a cloud of ash into the sky.
3. To bring up food from the stomach back into the mouth.
Some animals eruct food to feed their young.
4. To say something in a loud, sudden, or rude way.
He eructed an angry comment before leaving the room.