broken wind

The cheers died on our lips, for it was surely something more than exhaustion or broken wind.

Look at that poor crest-maker, tearing at his hair, and at that pike-maker, who has just broken wind in yon sword-cutler's face.

This is a frequent cause of disease, and especially of broken wind.

He himself was kneeling, resting his revolver on the frame of the broken wind-shield.

Persons of stalwart limb commonly underestimate a distance, whereas those of broken wind and stride stretch it greater than it is.