vomit

verbB1 · Intermediate

To bring food back up from the stomach through the mouth.

Meaning of «vomit»

verb

to bring food back up from the stomach through the mouth

The sick child began to vomit after breakfast.

Translation

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The difference between similar words

bring food up through the mouth, or try to

vomitthe usual word, also used by doctorsThe baby vomited after drinking the milk.

pukeinformala rude, informal word for vomitI think I am going to puke on this boat.

retchmake the movements of vomiting, little comes outHe retched in the corner but nothing came out.

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