Synonyms for bloating
bloat·ing

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1. bloatingnoun

   Synonyms:
   swelling, dilatation, DILATION, expanding, expansion

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1. bloatingnoun

   Synonyms:
   dilatation, intumescence, turgidity

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1. List of paraphrases for "bloating":

   ballooning

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1. Alexander Grushko:

   There cannot be a return to 'business as usual' with NATO as long as the alliance does not reconsider its containment policy toward Russia and does stop bloating the myth of a military threat from Russia.

2. Tamara Duker Freuman:

   Someone might say,' I feel like I have a spare tire around my middle, and my clothes fit differently,' and they call it bloating, but I realize they are really talking about belly fat and weight gain, and the solution to that is weight loss.

3. Tamara Duker Freuman:

   We're using the same word to refer to 50 different things, and so you have no idea if what you read online is referring to the same type of bloating you are experiencing.

4. Umberto Volta:

   The most striking change in clinical presentation of celiac disease over time has been the decrease of diarrhea as the leading symptom and the progressive increase of other non-classical gastrointestinal symptoms (such as constipation, bloating and alternate bowel habits as well as gastro-esophageal reflux, nausea, vomiting and dyspepsia), a high proportion of celiac disease patients did not show any gastrointestinal symptom, but they displayed extra-intestinal manifestations such as iron-deficiency anemia, unexplained osteoporosis, abnormalities of liver-function tests and recurrent miscarriages.

5. Cynthia Sass:

   People who eat beans on a consistent basis experience less gas and bloating than people who consume them less often.