barfed
Lost one's lunch
Barfed is the past tense of barf, meaning to vomit: He barfed all over the back seat.
The word is informal and slightly comic—less clinical than vomited, less crude than puked.
It extends to figurative disgust: My computer barfed when I tried to open the file.
Expelled stomach contents
- hurledThrew with force
- upchuckedExpelled via mouth
- regurgitatedEjected from stomach
- retchedConvulsed as if vomiting
gagged · heaved · spewed · chundered · ralphed · yakked · disgorged · expelled
Mildly sick to stomach
- seasickIll from ocean motion
- carsickNauseated from driving
- airsickNauseous from flying
- gaggingReflex throat constriction
bilious · woozy · lightheaded · queasiness · nauseous
Post-drinking illness
- norovirusContagious gastroenteritis pathogen
- gastroenteritisInflamed digestive tract illness
- intoxicatedAffected by alcohol
- overindulgedConsumed to excess
bug · virus · fever · dehydrated · hospitalized
puked
Expelled stomach contents
- hurledThrew with force
- upchuckedExpelled via mouth
- regurgitatedEjected from stomach
retched · gagged · heaved · spewed · chundered · ralphed · yakked · disgorged · expelled · ejected
queasy
Mildly sick to stomach
gagging · bilious · woozy · lightheaded · queasiness · nauseous
hangover
Post-drinking illness
- norovirusContagious gastroenteritis pathogen
- gastroenteritisInflamed digestive tract illness
- intoxicatedAffected by alcohol
overindulged · bug · virus · fever · dehydrated · hospitalized
revolted
Rose in opposition
bombed
Failed spectacularly, utterly
- barf bagPouch for motion sickness
- barf outRegurgitate violently
- scarf and barfCompulsive overeating followed by vomiting
- barfing outForcefully expelling stomach contents