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n. Lung burp. The quick, forced and noisy exhalation of air from the lungs, up through the windpipe and out of the mouth, usually an involuntary act. A lurp is different from a 'burp' which originates in the stomach and travels up the esophagus. A lurp may result from various situations, such as a blow or concussion to the chest; or from various conditions or diseases of the lung, such as a collapsed lung, and certain bronchial or pneumonia type diseases. -- v.i. lurped, lurping - To force air from the lungs out of the mouth, usually involuntarily. -- v.t. - To eject something from the lungs. Formed from (l)ung + b(urp).
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