church farter

Definition

That one person who unleashes a silent-but-deadly in the most inappropriate setting possible—a church service—creating a noxious cloud that clears out a several-pew radius and leaves everyone uncomfortably aware it wasn't divine intervention. It's antisocial gas at peak awkwardness.

Example Usage

The church farter struck during the most solemn moment of the funeral service.

Source: Urban Dictionary (https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=church%20farter&defid=5325487)

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