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- to be in a comfortable position to break wind
- to find a position which relieves gastro-intestinal discomfort caused by trapped wind - the act of relieving such discomfort by breaking wind Conor was suffering a bad case of wind. He had to get comfartable before he continued his meal.
Nita made herself comfartable, and relieved the pressure of wind in her gut. |
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The feeling in a relationship where you are comfortable enough to fart in front of your significant other; content with smelling a significant other's gaseous exhaust. Honey, I've finally become totally comfartable with you.
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1. Miss-spelling of the word comfortable 2. When you're comfortable farting in front of someone. "Our relationship is at that comfartable stage."
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a smelling foul comment. You think that woman is a hot public political figure with substance?? That is soooo comfartable imho, to think that.
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Providing physical comfort to the point of disregarding normaly accepted social behavior.
Free from all stress or anxiety; at complete ease: Producing feelings of ease or security. A comfartable evening at home gasing out your girlfriend or close friends.
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