scoreggiare

Italian

2/5 · Coarse

What does “scoreggiare” mean in English?

It means to fart, referring to the act of passing gas. It's a straightforward term without any deeper implications.

Literally “fart”

Sounds like “sko-RED-ja-reh”
Used as Verb
How it's used

You'd use it similarly to 'to fart' in English, typically in a casual context. It's not an insult and is considered mild in tone.

How strong is it? 2/5 · Coarse

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