English Dictionary

gassy

/ˈɡæsi/

adj

(specifically, of a beverage) Containing dissolved gas (usually carbon dioxide); fizzy. / (specifically, of a person) Tending to burp; burpy.

The baby had a gassy stomach after eating too much.

意味（1）

(specifically, of a beverage) Containing dissolved gas (usually carbon dioxide); fizzy.

USAmericans just couldn't bring themselves to order gassy drinks. But once the buzz changed from gassy to sparkling, the biz hit the jackpot. Now even Coke wants to be known for not for selling carbonated beverages, but sparkling beverages.

意味（2）

(specifically, of a person) Tending to burp; burpy.

The Renault burst effortlessly through what turned out to be an anorexic privet, and immediately encountered something more substantial in the form of an astonished and transfixed Cheviot. McGregor heard a gassy – groan half-baa and half-burp – as the sheep was bounced into the air, the Renault bludgeoning onwards beneath.

意味（3）

(specifically, of a person) Tending to release flatus; flatulent.

[…] Always go to the bathroom when feeling gassy and bloated, and never break wind in any public situation, especially not on hot dates!

意味（4）

(of food or drink) Tending to cause flatulence.

Beans are a gassy food.

意味（5）

(figuratively, informal) Tending to be long-winded or wordy, especially in a boastful and vain manner.

[H]e went home […] and told them about his trip; how at Ripon he saw the gassiest man he had ever seen; an old steamboat captain by the name of Mapes; how I told him where we were going to have colleges, mills, stores, etc., […] the last time I saw him before he died he told me that he had seen all my gassy story carried out, and more too.