gobbing
Hawking and expelling
Gobbing is spitting, particularly the act of expelling saliva or phlegm forcefully from the mouth.
The term is primarily British: Some lout was gobbing on the pavement.
In punk rock culture, gobbing at performers became a notorious form of audience interaction during the late 1970s.
Mouth's digestive secretion
- spitExpelled mouth moisture
- loogieExpectorated mucus glob
- hawkTaloned predatory bird
- phlegmViscous airway secretion
spray · splatter · projectile · drool · dribble · expel · eject · mouthful
Oral fluid ejection
- audienceGathered viewers collectively
- stageRaised performance platform
- gigShort-term paid work
- moshpitConcert crowd-collision zone
rebellion · Sex Pistols · subculture · provocative · transgressive · concert · crowd · frontman
Active mining surface
- seamJoined fabric edge
- undergroundBelow ground or countercultural
- shaftNarrow vertical passage
- excavationAct of unearthing
miner · drift · longwall · extraction · tunneling · pithead · colliery · coal
Intense physical disgust
- grossTotal before subtractions
- vileExtremely unpleasant or bad
- foulOffensive or illegal
- repugnantExtremely distasteful or offensive
sickening · offensive · nausea · distaste · aversion · repellent · nasty · revolting
Disdainful disregard
- insolenceBold, offensive disrespect
- defianceOpen resistance to authority
- provocationAct that triggers response
- insultOffensive remark or action
affront · taunt · aggression · hostility · confrontation · assault · intimidation · abuse
saliva
Mouth's digestive secretion
phlegm · spray · splatter · projectile · drool · dribble · expel · eject · mouthful · squirt
spitting
Oral fluid ejection
moshpit · rebellion · Sex Pistols · subculture · provocative · transgressive · concert · crowd · frontman · punk rock
coalface
Active mining surface
- seamJoined fabric edge
- undergroundBelow ground or countercultural
- shaftNarrow vertical passage
excavation · miner · drift · longwall · extraction · tunneling · pithead · colliery · coal · hewing
revulsion
Intense physical disgust
repugnant · sickening · offensive · nausea · distaste · aversion · repellent · nasty · revolting · stomach-turning
contempt
Disdainful disregard
- insolenceBold, offensive disrespect
- defianceOpen resistance to authority
- provocationAct that triggers response
insult · affront · taunt · aggression · hostility · confrontation · assault · intimidation · abuse · humiliation
gobbingdecorum
Fitting social conduct
refinement · propriety · good manners · gentility · civility
gobble, goblet, gobs, gob, gobbles, gobbled, gobbler, gobbed