Burps [verb]

The burp-gunner advanced into the room, looked around, saw von Schlichten, and addressed him.

It was the pistol known as the "burp gun," that sprayed slugs like a hose.

Across the hall, Long Shadow's burp gun had made a fine mess.

"And I'll burp like a lady, if at all," Moira assured him cheerfully as they got ready to leave.

The baby fed and fed, and let out a deep burp in three-part harmony, spat up a little, and drank some more.

Mistress Gundy patted the pleat of her lips every moment or two, maybe enjoying a silent burp.

It was emitting a low steady gurgling sound and an occasional sputter or burp.

The word "no" was on my lips, like a burp trying to come up, but it wouldn't come.

Prestonby grabbed a burp gun and a canvas musette bag full of clips.

Douglass MacArthur Yetsko put the burp gun back together again, tried the action, and laid it aside with a sigh.