rift n.
(Irish/Scot.) a belch; also as v.
At Night All Cats Are Grey 73: Mostly he just chooked. That is until he started to rift. Chook! Chook! Rift! | ||
Donkey’s Years 49: The Bowsy just let out a rift [...] Mumu called belching a rift; rifting was rude. | ||
(con. 1960s) Untold Stories (2006) 41: ‘Well,’ said Mam resignedly, ‘it doesn’t do for us. Our Kathleen used to put it in the trifle and it always rifted up on me.’. |