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- noun Plural form of
eructation .
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Examples
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If we could have more of this pecksniffian garble it enhance the whiff of sanctimony that rises from these eructations like fumes from a distant latrine.
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Here you could get the full effect of the calliope, an old-fashioned steam organ that let loose with melodious eructations whenever the ship left port.
In Twain’s Wake 2007
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Here you could get the full effect of the calliope, an old-fashioned steam organ that let loose with melodious eructations whenever the ship left port.
In Twain’s Wake 2007
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Here you could get the full effect of the calliope, an old-fashioned steam organ that let loose with melodious eructations whenever the ship left port.
In Twain’s Wake 2007
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Here you could get the full effect of the calliope, an old-fashioned steam organ that let loose with melodious eructations whenever the ship left port.
In Twain’s Wake 2007
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Here you could get the full effect of the calliope, an old-fashioned steam organ that let loose with melodious eructations whenever the ship left port.
In Twain’s Wake 2007
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Persons having acid eructations are not very apt to be seized with pleurisy.
Aphorisms 2007
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A belch. “… it is thus an orifice, and gives ceaseless issue to eructations …” otiosity.
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The code-speech of racist right-wingers, and the repeated racist eruptions and prejudiced eructations of supposed non-racists, have grown more sophisticated over the years, but it seems hard to believe – and on the evidence impossible to credit – that those patterns have noticeably diminished since “even a few years ago”.
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In cases of chronic lientery, acid eructations supervening when there were none previously, is a good symptom.
Aphorisms 2007
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