eruct (verb)

1. In the animated show, the character burped loudly and happily, causing the other characters to cover their noses.

2. According to Greek mythology, Hephaestus, the god of fire and blacksmiths, was said to eruct loudly whenever he was in a good mood.

3. In the comedy film, the actor portrayed a funny character who constantly eructed at the most inappropriate moments, leading to hilarious situations.

4. The contemporary artist created an installation called 'The Burping Sculptures,' where mechanical sculptures would eruct at unexpected intervals, surprising the viewers.

1. During the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD, the volcano eructed a massive amount of ash and lava, burying the cities of Pompeii and Herculaneum.

2. According to Norse mythology, the giant Ymir was created when the primeval cow Audhumla eructed him from the ice.

3. Why did the volcano go to therapy? Because it had trouble eructing its emotions.

4. In Salvador Dalí's surrealist painting, 'The Persistence of Memory', melting clocks eruct out of various objects, creating a distorted perception of time.