In Britain the name of "Trump" carries a special meaning.

[pnwmom]

It relates to the shortened form of trumpet, and refers to an odiferous type of loud noise.

We should all borrow this use from the British.

http://www.britishslang.co.uk/slang/trump

TRUMP

What does Trump mean?

Trump

Fart

Example
"He trumped in class this morning."

Credit: contributed by Anon on 15-Sep-2012.

https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2016/10/ave-atque-trumpe/505259/

Even if they made a joyful noise, not all trumps were holy. “Trump also means, especially in British English, to, erm, break wind,” Maier told me. “That’s quite a common expression, and it’s related to trumpets as well.”

Trump has exuded this meaning for centuries. A Latin translation guide from the 1550s gave trump as a synonym for crepo, which it defined like this: “Trump or let a crackke, or fart.” (Crepo also means “to rumble,” “to resound,” and “to burst asunder,” in case you doubted what kind of trump this was.) All this trumping makes you wonder what locals think about Trump Turnberry, the current candidate’s hotel property in Scotland.

[BarbaRosa]

1. I've also heard it in reference to a trouser trumpet.

A fart never the less.

[smirkymonkey]

2. Very appropriate.

Their version of the word, however, is less offensive than ours.

[keithbvadu2]

3. "betrump" - Good one! - Bigly!

https://www.democraticunderground.com/10141884768

"betrump" - Good one! - Bigly!

Trump is of German stock. And Scottish.
So is the Scots language.
They understood Trump long before he was here.

https://indy100.com/article/definition-of-betrump-scots-language-donand-trump-7612686

https://twitter.com/hashtag/betrump



betrump

vb. 1 (context transitive English) To deceive; cheat; belirt. 2 (context transitive English) To elude; slip from.

https://findwords.info/term/betrump

[COL Mustard]

4. Can we rename him Fanny?

Also a naughty word in British English.