different between ructate vs ructation
ructate
Latin
Verb
r?ct?te
- second-person plural present active imperative of r?ct?
ructate From the web:
ructation
English
Etymology
Latin ructare (“to belch”)
Noun
ructation (plural ructations)
- (archaic) A burp.
Related terms
- eructation
- ructate
Anagrams
- anticourt, curtation
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