Gassy
Gassy is an English adjective meaning relating to gas or containing gas. The most common sense describes the digestive context: gas refers to air and other vapors in the stomach and intestines, which can cause bloating, belching, cramps, or flatulence. In everyday speech, foods and beverages that tend to produce gas include beans and lentils, cruciferous vegetables, onions, carbonated drinks, and dairy products for people with lactose intolerance. Medical guidance may involve dietary adjustments, and, in some cases, medications such as anti-gas agents (for example, simethicone) or enzymes like lactase or alpha-galactosidase.
In a broader sense, "gassy" can describe anything that contains gas or is filled with gas. In
The term can also appear as a nickname or informal epithet for people who have a reputation
Etymology: gas as a noun originated in the 17th century to describe air-like substances; the suffix "-y"