Botty burps or windy pops

my nan always said im wearing my squeaky shoes, or my chair needs oiling.

When I was very young I used to say that my bottom talked.

Nanaandgrampy what a treasure Grampy is, such a gentleman!
Trumps in our family - although for some unknown reason parents of DGS, nearly 2, blame the squirrels when he trumps. Causes a lot of hilarity.

Pumping when I was a child, then 'letting off' when a bit older and then at college a student called them 'shooting bunnies'.

My DC (4 &6) usually call them 'bang-botties', but a few months ago, in a mischevious mood, I couldn't resist starting off the rhyme, "baked beans are good for your heart, baked beans make you ..."
I honestly didnt know if they even knew the word 'fart', but when they added the missing word without a pause , along with lots of giggling, I had my answer

PS. Yes, elrel - 'noisy fart' is a very apt description of You Know Who!

My daughter says blow off but the rest of the family, including me and my 6 year old grandson, call them what they are, FARTS!!!

I love 'skirt rippers'!
My DGC usually say pops or farts, but DIL's mother who is very ladylike always says she's 'dropped her handbag'!

We live in the States, and our granddaughters call them "toots" which I quite like?

Just checked, trump has been around since the 15th century and can mean just fart or a particularly noisy fart. Well, it seems to fit POTUS.

I remember that my mother referred to farting as passing wind.
One GD's mother insisted that the word 'fart' should not be used in front of GD. She (DiL) preferred 'trump' so we complied, right up until GD picked up the word 'fart' in school!

We always called them trumps as children. Does the Donald know? I've got a sense of humour but - if that was my surname I'd change it.
My nephew in his mid 30s farts regularly and still finds it hilarious. I expect we'll be treated to a few at Christmas as we all abuse our digestive systems. He then turns to me all a-giggle (I told him once that I hardly ever fart) and asks Aunty Beige was that you? His mum (my sis) tut-tuts.

We call them ponks or pinky ponks. If they're really bad stinky ponks!

Farts in my house too. Don't remember them being referred to as that as a child though. We had to excuse ourselves, as we still do now.
It's just a word, I can't get hung up on words really.
My db has been with his wife 25 years. He has NEVER heard her fart! Her parents don't either! He on the hand still delights in farting and laughing about it and often blames others or the dog ?

My late dad had a terrific sense of fun and would categorise the various types of nether region eruption as fizz, fuzz, anti-fuzz, tear-arse, rattle and puff. ?

I am trying to get my head round the idea that the word fart might be seen as "crude and unnecessary" - . Farting is pretty crude really!

My ex husband hatted anything he considered vulgar. I remember when we were getting a new blazer for our eldest son, who said he wanted one with a "fart flap" (2 vents at the back rather than 1 central vent) his father was furious ?

trump, poop, let rip....they have all appeared in our family through the ages

Craftycat ???

I'm such a child at times!

My dad always said blow-offs, so that what we call it.

Called 'puffs' in our family (for the children). If any adult commits this ghastly social gaffe then it is ignored tactfully. (!) I also hate the 'f' word as it sounds rather crude - and I am not of Jane Austen nature, just don't like it.

Farts here - but apart from DGD announcing each and every one, we don't talk about them all that much!

You can't call them Trumps. How could you ever sing Nellie the Elephant to them again!!!

my 14 grandson shouts safety, just too late by then