adj
gassy
GA-see
Gassy (adj) means Full of gas, or likely to produce gas in the stomach. Example: “Beans can make you feel gassy.”
adj
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Full of gas, or likely to produce gas in the stomach.
"Beans can make you feel gassy."
"The soda was too gassy for her taste."
How to use gassy
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishContaining gas, fizzy, or prone to causing flatulence.
Common pairings
gassy drink
feel gassy
gassy foods
Word forms
gassier comparative, gassiest superlative
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Etymology
From "gas" plus the adjective ending "-y."
Rhymes for gassy
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What does “gassy” mean?
The word “gassy” means full of gas, or likely to produce gas in the stomach.
How do you pronounce “gassy”?
“Gassy” is pronounced GA-see (/ˈɡæsi/ in IPA).
How do you use “gassy” in a sentence?
Here is “gassy” used in a sentence: “Beans can make you feel gassy.”
What part of speech is “gassy”?
“Gassy” is an adjective.