gassy
IPA: gˈæsi
adjective
- Having the nature of, or containing, gas.
- (specifically, of a beverage) Containing dissolved gas (usually carbon dioxide); fizzy.
- (specifically, of a person) Tending to burp; burpy.
- (specifically, of a person) Tending to release flatus; flatulent.
- (of food or drink) Tending to cause flatulence.
- (figuratively, informal) Tending to be long-winded or wordy, especially in a boastful and vain manner.
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Examples of "gassy" in Sentences
- Sorry to be such a gassy windbag
- They tend to make him very gassy.
- I feel all gassy inside from yawning.
- I don't remember if it makes me gassy.
- It is a gassy summit found on the west ridge.
- This essay is kind of gassy, but it makes a point.
- The North Valley mines were especially "gassy," it appeared.
- The rest of the world is discovering the Gassy Masked Bandit
- Gassy was originally sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder.
- It appears to be typical glass glow, enhanced to simulate a gassy valve.
- Hing is asafoetida, it aids in the digestion of these 'gassy' veggies ...
- During this time, the gassy nature of the mines caused many violent explosions.
- Daytime Land was created in the gassy area to the west of the north parking lot.
- One common use is to cook beans with some epazote in order to lower thier 'gassy' side effect.
- If you hate carbon emissions, the Australian Outback may seem like a paradise, unless you re a bit gassy, that is.
- If you hate carbon emissions, the Australian Outback may seem like a paradise, unless you're a bit gassy, that is.
- And the vague reference is then merely used to quickly segue to talk about environmental issues such as gassy cows.
- And he was what you call gassy about it: said he had told Henson plump and plain what he was going to do, and that he was not afraid of Henson or any man breathing. "
- Even people with a heavily traditional diet are demanding external products either as occasional treats, such as gassy drinks or basic commodities such as white sugar and flour.