IPA: /ɪˈrʌkt/
KK: /ɪˈrʌkt/
To expel gas from the stomach through the mouth, often producing a sound.
After drinking the soda, he couldn't help but eruct loudly at the table.
Past: eructed
Past Participle: eructed
Eruct is derived from the Latin "eructare" (meaning to belch or to emit), which is formed from the prefix "e-" (meaning out) and the root "ructare" (meaning to break wind or belch). The word "eruct" means to emit gas from the stomach through the mouth, commonly referred to as belching.
Think of gas being 'emitted out' ('e-') from the stomach, which helps you remember that 'eruct' means to belch.