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Definition of fart in English: fartverbfɑːtfɑrt [no object]informal 1Emit wind from the anus. Example sentencesExamples - I've been informed that one of the major contributors to the greenhouse effect is the methane produced from cows farting.
- I know it's like farting in church but it's still worth saying out loud that the postal workers have won a tremendous victory.
- An uneven potpourri of singing and farting soon joined them.
- That's worse than farting in an elevator and blaming the blind kid.
- Apparently, I was farting in my sleep this morning and it woke you up.
- I really, at this point, want to stop talking about farting.
- Research showing that herrings apparently communicate by farting.
- Then at the restaurant one has to mind one's manners, no slurping, grunting, farting or burping.
- Everyone was farting (with nerves I expect) and if someone had lit a match in our carriage it would have blown sky high.
- But, then, he can't do it without farting too, so we'll not talk about him.
- Disciplinary sanctions cover everything from fighting to farting.
- That goes for the fat guy next to me who is taking up three seats and won't stop farting.
- That is, until Rebecca started farting like a broken car.
- Basically, they spend their days farting, chewing grass and staring at passing cars with expressions of vague bewilderment.
- Naturally, my mum was disgusted (being that mums for some reason are exempt from farting and the like).
- Start to watch one of those programmes where non-celebrities, normal people, fall over, get wet or film their children farting in the bath.
- Anyhow, this post is all about farting, so if you have problems with that and are a bit prudish, then probably you might not want to read any further.
- He's been shown farting loudly and annoying all the girls.
- Many of you may remember the first time your innate female air of innocence got you off the hook - for me it was farting in church.
- The proletarians were said to have bodies that were not sublimated, which farted and belched and emitted all sorts of cacophonous noises.
Synonyms intestinal gas, wind, gas 2fart around" or "aboutWaste time on silly or trivial things. Example sentencesExamples - How am I supposed to waste time farting around when people keep killing each other.
- I'm sure a real DJ could whip up a better version of this abomination fairly easily, but I was just farting around in audio software and figured I might as well upload it.
- Christmas morning will be spent playing cards as a family in the middle of a mass of wrapping paper and farting around with the ‘fun’ gifts.
- I stayed up way too late just farting around on my computer, had some really weird dreams this morning, and now here I am.
- My publishers are farting around at the moment but they will bring it out in a kind of lavishly tooled arty-farty volume.
- Whilst we, their former colonial oppressors, are still farting around with bits of paper, pencils and tin boxes - they've just got on with it and held their first totally electronic national election.
- Of course, now I've farted around and everyone else has already blogged about it, but it's still worth a look-see if you haven't caught it already.
- Instead, we have had the usual farting around, and now here we are with 1,000 people staring into the abyss.
- Asif was farting around like he'd never been in a storm before.
- I slept in very late (since it was a huge sleep debt I'd built up), then farted around on the computer.
- I think I was awake by about 10, and just farted around the apartment until it was time for my hair appointment.
- You're the one who wanted to go out and said they were ready and now you're farting about with makeup when it's dark outside anyway!
- As soon as I feel a bit less wobbly, I'm going to take my digital camera and head into the city for a day of celebratory farting around.
- Don't mind me, just farting about with the template.
- I'd much rather make a film where women are doing something interesting rather than sitting around, looking pretty and farting around in tight skirts.
- I don't think giving it a holiday means farting around with HTML on my template.
- I've been farting around with firewalls, spyware and updating my anti-virus software this week, which in addition to some ISP hassles has kept me away from blogging.
- Sorry, I've been farting around with JavaScript for hours and I'm not in the mood to post more.
- Most of these were taken when I was farting around with the camera in the bus, taking photos out the window.
- And while he was at it, he installed the MT upgrade for me too - something I'd been farting around about for a couple of weeks now.
nounfɑːtfɑrt informal 1An emission of wind from the anus. Example sentencesExamples - Why do we like to smell our own farts, yet are sickened by those of others?
- And he should find farts funny, too.
- My greatest fear was that we would be associated with all these fart jokes.
- You consciously clench your anus to ensure that any sneaky sudden farts don't take you and your fellow passengers by surprise.
- I'm sure all the problems you mentioned will disappear like a fart in the wind.
- Nature decided to put an abrupt end to our finger-pointing conspiracy theorists' dialogue, when a deafening fart emptied from the anus of someone soundly asleep downstairs.
- To this end, I let out a loud, long fart.
- He was drawing up his knees, a definite pain cry that would lessen just after a fart and then increase again until the next release of wind.
- We know also that farts are warm (not hot), so I'll add that: a fart is warm wind emitted from the anus.
- I thought that everyone understood that farts are funny.
- All of a sudden I let out a massive fart that smelled of filet mignon.
- In particular I loved it's absurdity, it's gross attention to detail and it's endless fart gags.
- Ossie let a big, long, smelly fart in his direction.
- If I can remember what I learned in junior high school regarding tornadoes, they're some kind of thing which is made up of wind, like a fart but only much more powerful.
- Yes, even a governor or Oscar winner will be asked if they like the smell of their farts.
- He throws in a few fart gags later, plus we get to see him in a sumo thong.
- Take no action to conceal the sound of your many farts (in fact, it might be better to do this with a number of people).
- When she mentioned the issue of the loans, the response was like when your aged aunt farts at the dinner table.
- What about white kidney bean extract, the horrible farts, the newfound energy I experienced?
- While we waited the elderly man in front of Dawn let out a very loud fart.
2A boring or contemptible person. Example sentencesExamples - Surely my piercings aren't a sign that I'm an old fart?
- On television, there was some boring old fart in a suit talking about the dangers of credit growth.
- I don't think I'm about to let an old fart like you see anyone.
- He's quite the old fart, and look - he managed to avoid drooling when he spoke today!
- But, at risk of sounding like an old fart, in my day the cartoons at least tried to provide some entertainment value of their own.
- It was a good night, although it did confirm that I have become a boring old fart.
- If that's a sign of age, then call me an old fart, just don't say I'm wrong for being so.
- I'm a boring old fart, who values her money, and won't buy him a brand new shirt to chop holes in so he can look like a pirate.
- I'm being a boring old fart so I'm in my room getting ready to go to bed.
- But you have to be terribly careful because anything that you say that is even mildly critical means you sound like an old fart.
- I'm coping with being an old fart remarkably well.
- This isn't an old fart complaining that things were better in his youth; it's the result of deliberate policy.
- Yes, the old fart died, but the point is, he did me a great injustice.
- Who wants to admit that they've become a boring old fart?
- As I said earlier my children probably think I'm a boring old fart.
- I'll be missing the last couple of hours because I'm an old fart and I need my sleep.
- Yes, and I suppose this officially makes me an old fart if I even care about these sorts of things, but if we don't have standards, then what separates us from the savages?
- I'm turning into an old fart who only wants to listen to music I already know.
- The old fart really doesn't like people, does he?
- Now, I may be an old fart having been a journalist for 36 years, but I have never, ever known a journalist wanting to be on the commercial side of the business.
Origin Old English (recorded in the verbal noun feorting 'farting') of Germanic origin; related to German farzen, furzen. feisty from late 19th century: A small farting dog is the surprising idea behind the word feisty, meaning ‘spirited and exuberant’. It comes from the earlier and now obsolete word feist or fist meaning ‘small dog’, from fisting cur or fisting hound. This was a derogatory term for a lapdog, deriving from the old verb fist, meaning ‘to break wind’. Fist may also be the source of fizzle, which in the 16th century meant ‘to break wind quietly’. Fart itself goes back to Old English times and was formerly a more respectable word than it is now—Geoffrey Chaucer used it in The Canterbury Tales.
Rhymes apart, apparat, art, baht, Bart, Barthes, cart, carte, chart, clart, dart, Eilat, ghat, Gujarat, Gujrat, hart, Harte, heart, heart-to-heart, impart, Jat, kart, kyat, Maat, Mansart, mart, outsmart, part, quarte, salat, savate, Scart, smart, start, tart, zakat Definition of fart in US English: fartverbfärtfɑrt [no object]informal 1Emit gas from the anus. Example sentencesExamples - An uneven potpourri of singing and farting soon joined them.
- Everyone was farting (with nerves I expect) and if someone had lit a match in our carriage it would have blown sky high.
- That is, until Rebecca started farting like a broken car.
- Disciplinary sanctions cover everything from fighting to farting.
- Start to watch one of those programmes where non-celebrities, normal people, fall over, get wet or film their children farting in the bath.
- Apparently, I was farting in my sleep this morning and it woke you up.
- Then at the restaurant one has to mind one's manners, no slurping, grunting, farting or burping.
- The proletarians were said to have bodies that were not sublimated, which farted and belched and emitted all sorts of cacophonous noises.
- Research showing that herrings apparently communicate by farting.
- Basically, they spend their days farting, chewing grass and staring at passing cars with expressions of vague bewilderment.
- He's been shown farting loudly and annoying all the girls.
- Naturally, my mum was disgusted (being that mums for some reason are exempt from farting and the like).
- Many of you may remember the first time your innate female air of innocence got you off the hook - for me it was farting in church.
- That goes for the fat guy next to me who is taking up three seats and won't stop farting.
- Anyhow, this post is all about farting, so if you have problems with that and are a bit prudish, then probably you might not want to read any further.
- I know it's like farting in church but it's still worth saying out loud that the postal workers have won a tremendous victory.
- That's worse than farting in an elevator and blaming the blind kid.
- But, then, he can't do it without farting too, so we'll not talk about him.
- I've been informed that one of the major contributors to the greenhouse effect is the methane produced from cows farting.
- I really, at this point, want to stop talking about farting.
Synonyms intestinal gas, wind, gas 2fart around" or "aboutWaste time on silly or trivial things. Example sentencesExamples - Sorry, I've been farting around with JavaScript for hours and I'm not in the mood to post more.
- And while he was at it, he installed the MT upgrade for me too - something I'd been farting around about for a couple of weeks now.
- Don't mind me, just farting about with the template.
- Of course, now I've farted around and everyone else has already blogged about it, but it's still worth a look-see if you haven't caught it already.
- I'd much rather make a film where women are doing something interesting rather than sitting around, looking pretty and farting around in tight skirts.
- My publishers are farting around at the moment but they will bring it out in a kind of lavishly tooled arty-farty volume.
- You're the one who wanted to go out and said they were ready and now you're farting about with makeup when it's dark outside anyway!
- Instead, we have had the usual farting around, and now here we are with 1,000 people staring into the abyss.
- Most of these were taken when I was farting around with the camera in the bus, taking photos out the window.
- I've been farting around with firewalls, spyware and updating my anti-virus software this week, which in addition to some ISP hassles has kept me away from blogging.
- How am I supposed to waste time farting around when people keep killing each other.
- I slept in very late (since it was a huge sleep debt I'd built up), then farted around on the computer.
- Christmas morning will be spent playing cards as a family in the middle of a mass of wrapping paper and farting around with the ‘fun’ gifts.
- As soon as I feel a bit less wobbly, I'm going to take my digital camera and head into the city for a day of celebratory farting around.
- I'm sure a real DJ could whip up a better version of this abomination fairly easily, but I was just farting around in audio software and figured I might as well upload it.
- I stayed up way too late just farting around on my computer, had some really weird dreams this morning, and now here I am.
- I don't think giving it a holiday means farting around with HTML on my template.
- Whilst we, their former colonial oppressors, are still farting around with bits of paper, pencils and tin boxes - they've just got on with it and held their first totally electronic national election.
- Asif was farting around like he'd never been in a storm before.
- I think I was awake by about 10, and just farted around the apartment until it was time for my hair appointment.
nounfärtfɑrt informal 1An emission of gas from the anus. Example sentencesExamples - He was drawing up his knees, a definite pain cry that would lessen just after a fart and then increase again until the next release of wind.
- Yes, even a governor or Oscar winner will be asked if they like the smell of their farts.
- What about white kidney bean extract, the horrible farts, the newfound energy I experienced?
- Take no action to conceal the sound of your many farts (in fact, it might be better to do this with a number of people).
- He throws in a few fart gags later, plus we get to see him in a sumo thong.
- And he should find farts funny, too.
- Why do we like to smell our own farts, yet are sickened by those of others?
- Ossie let a big, long, smelly fart in his direction.
- Nature decided to put an abrupt end to our finger-pointing conspiracy theorists' dialogue, when a deafening fart emptied from the anus of someone soundly asleep downstairs.
- While we waited the elderly man in front of Dawn let out a very loud fart.
- In particular I loved it's absurdity, it's gross attention to detail and it's endless fart gags.
- My greatest fear was that we would be associated with all these fart jokes.
- All of a sudden I let out a massive fart that smelled of filet mignon.
- To this end, I let out a loud, long fart.
- You consciously clench your anus to ensure that any sneaky sudden farts don't take you and your fellow passengers by surprise.
- I'm sure all the problems you mentioned will disappear like a fart in the wind.
- I thought that everyone understood that farts are funny.
- If I can remember what I learned in junior high school regarding tornadoes, they're some kind of thing which is made up of wind, like a fart but only much more powerful.
- We know also that farts are warm (not hot), so I'll add that: a fart is warm wind emitted from the anus.
- When she mentioned the issue of the loans, the response was like when your aged aunt farts at the dinner table.
2A boring or contemptible person. Example sentencesExamples - Now, I may be an old fart having been a journalist for 36 years, but I have never, ever known a journalist wanting to be on the commercial side of the business.
- I'm a boring old fart, who values her money, and won't buy him a brand new shirt to chop holes in so he can look like a pirate.
- It was a good night, although it did confirm that I have become a boring old fart.
- If that's a sign of age, then call me an old fart, just don't say I'm wrong for being so.
- But, at risk of sounding like an old fart, in my day the cartoons at least tried to provide some entertainment value of their own.
- Yes, the old fart died, but the point is, he did me a great injustice.
- I'll be missing the last couple of hours because I'm an old fart and I need my sleep.
- This isn't an old fart complaining that things were better in his youth; it's the result of deliberate policy.
- As I said earlier my children probably think I'm a boring old fart.
- I'm coping with being an old fart remarkably well.
- Yes, and I suppose this officially makes me an old fart if I even care about these sorts of things, but if we don't have standards, then what separates us from the savages?
- Surely my piercings aren't a sign that I'm an old fart?
- On television, there was some boring old fart in a suit talking about the dangers of credit growth.
- I'm turning into an old fart who only wants to listen to music I already know.
- The old fart really doesn't like people, does he?
- Who wants to admit that they've become a boring old fart?
- But you have to be terribly careful because anything that you say that is even mildly critical means you sound like an old fart.
- I'm being a boring old fart so I'm in my room getting ready to go to bed.
- I don't think I'm about to let an old fart like you see anyone.
- He's quite the old fart, and look - he managed to avoid drooling when he spoke today!
Origin Old English (recorded in the verbal noun feorting ‘farting’) of Germanic origin; related to German farzen, furzen. |