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fart
verb
to produce an anal emission of gases, to break wind UK, 1250- I’ve farted, I’ve farted, / I’ve made a trouser cough[.] — Ivor Biggun, I’ve Parted, 1978
to break wind UK, 1250- Incidentally, actress Whoopi Goldberg admits that she got her nickname because she farted so much as a child. — Greta Garbage, That’s Disgusting, p. 58, 1999
▶ fart the Star-spangled Banner
to do everything that is required and more US
An ironic claim to super-capability, usually made in addition to a list of everything ordinarily required.- — Peter Furze, Tailwinds, p. 77, 1998
▶ fart through silk
to live a life of luxury and ease US, 1927- They want to wear wing-tipped shoes, fart through silk, and drive Cadillacs and BMW’s. — Andrew Garrod et al., Souls Looking Back, p. 198, 1999
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