belch

Object

• fume: As I gaze upwards I think of tiny seats, bad food, stale air and jet engines belching noxious fumes.
• smoke: The young Rosyth Dockyard with its chimneys belching forth smoke was a hive of industry.
• flame: It was not just the bagpipes, or the torches on the grandstand roofs, belching 100ft flames into the late-afternoon sky.
• steam: Poured a liter of coolant into the system, and it just bubbled away and belched steam at me.
• fire: Tell me, was it worse so long ago when the bronze bull belched fire while a Minoan roasted inside?
• chimney: It has its grim side, especially in industrial areas dominated by tall, belching chimneys of the olive oil refineries.

Converse of object

• do: What would someone say, they asked, if you did belch after a meal?
• make: Perhaps the best thing in the evening was to hear the noises: the grunts and belches made by the young males fighting.

Preposition: out

• smoke: Twenty-eight feet high chimneys topped the shafts of the kilns and belched out smoke and fumes continuously.
• quantity: Cows and other ruminants belch out vast quantities of methane, which accelerates warming.

Adjective modifier

• loud: With Lisa in front of me, and my camera in my hand, I let out a loud belch.

Modifies a noun

• smoke: The dock area is quite near the city, and chimneys belch smoke in the distance.

Modifying Another Word

• loudly: Pushem takes a great draft of beer and belches loudly.
• forth: The young Rosyth Dockyard with its chimneys belching forth smoke was a hive of industry.
• still: Traffic simply stands still belching out fumes and noise.

Noun used with modifier

• factory: As Sting once memorably described it: " Another industrial ugly morning, The factories belch their filth into the sky " .

Particle object:

• fume: A few weeks back I followed a car for several miles which was belching out black noxious fumes.
• smoke: An enormous red brick factory, with huge chimneys belching out smoke throughout the day.

Preposition: from

• chimney: Smoke belches from the chimneys to pollute the air as well as disgorging effluent into the river.