regurgiturp

VERB. The act of regurgitating when you burp. When one burps, and a little vomit comes up the esophagus and into the mouth. Then it is quickly swallowed back down.

*burp* . . . *swallow*, oh man. . . i just regurgiturped.

by hirobento December 12, 2010

Regurgaburp

A.K.A. Pre-vomit, "I just puked in my throat", "I almost puked"

The sensation felt in the back of the throat sometimes caused by nausea, sometimes caused by a burp gone wrong where stomach acid climbs the esophagus and halts at the back of the tongue due to the subject's reluctance to fire projective vomit everywhere. This sensation burns like hell and certainly leaves the subject with "dragon breath" which is undesirable to the opposite sex.

I drank quite a bit of chocolate milkshake and when I went to burb, it came up a bit, nasty regurgaburp.

I just regurgaburped, it was gross.

I just regurgaburped, it burns.

by Matt Lefaive October 20, 2006

regurgeturp

to spit up a drink when you're friend makes you laugh

i was drinking semen when i regurgeturped all over my cat

by 4d0\F [-]1+\3r February 3, 2006

Regurgitorium

A room where one may vomit to make room for more food. Popular in Ancient Rome.

I can't believe I ate the whole thing. I am really stuffed! Please take me to the regurgitorium so I may vomit and make room for more food.

by Al Berich February 1, 2021

Regergiburp

When you regergitate and burp at the same time.

¨Whoa... I just regergiburped¨ after a nice meal.

¨Round two is not as good as round one¨ after a loud regergiburp.

by RegergiGirrl November 22, 2011

Regurgitorium

A room where one may tickle the throat and vomit, making room for more food. Popular in Ancient Rome.

I can't believe I ate the WHOLE THING! I am really stuffed. Take me to the regurgitorium so I may vomit in private.

by Al Berich February 1, 2021

regurgitude

The seemingly intelligent recap of what one has been taught that came from the mind of another.

Yeah. It sounded intelligent, until you siphoned off the regurgitude.

by Charlie Currie, wordsmith October 14, 2019