noun / verb
burp
BURP/bɜːrp/
A noisy release of gas from the stomach through the mouth.
He lets out a burp after drinking the fizzy soda.

Etymology
Burp apparently imitates the sound of gas escaping through the mouth. It is recorded as both a noun for the event and a verb for making it.
In context
After each feeding, you should burp them to help them expel the air from their stomach
More examples
- The baby burped against her father's shoulder.
- She covered her mouth when she burped.
- A loud burp interrupted the quiet meal.
Forms
burp · burps · burped · burping
Similar words
- belch
- The more formal or emphatic equivalent.