Excuse her!

Kimberly Winter of Maryland now holds the Guinness World Record for the world’s loudest burp by a woman as her enormous belch is about as loud as a motorcycle at full throttle.

Winter, also known as @Kimycola on TikTok, broke the record Wednesday with a bellowing belch that was 107.3 decibels loud.

That means her sweet music is louder than a blender (70-80 dB), an electric handheld drill (90-95 dB) and even some motorcycles at full throttle (100-110 dB), according to GWR.

The previous female record holder, Elisa Cagnoni in Italy, achieved a 107 dB burb in 2009. The male record is held by Neville Sharp of Australia, who did a 112.7 dB burp in 2021.

The Post has contacted Winter for comment.

“I already knew I was loud, I already had the confidence, I just needed to get the right mixture in my belly to produce this world record-breaking burp,” Winter told GWR, adding that she knew she had a good chance at beating the record after getting kicked out of a bar for her booming belch.

“What I do to prepare for a big burp is I just take a deep breath in and try to manipulate that into something monstrous and magical,” she claimed.

GWR required that Winter burp in a “dead room” — something similar to a recording studio — to measure her burp without any outside noise.

So, Winter and the records authority made history at a local Maryland iHeartRadio station, DC101, where she burped live on-air on “Elliot in the Morning.”

“I prepared for the world record attempt by simply taking notes: Eating different combinations, drinking different drinks, just seeing what was going to make me burp the loudest, and then simply used that same trick on the radio to break the record,” Winter explained.

She also addressed one of the top questions she gets asked by anyone in the wake of her belch: “Does it hurt to burp that loud?”

“No, it doesn’t hurt at all. It feels really good, Winter claimed to GWR. “It hurts to hold it in, if I’m being honest.”