projectile-vomited
Forcefully threw up
Projectile-vomited is the past tense of projectile-vomit, meaning to vomit with such force that the contents are expelled some distance from the body rather than simply falling.
The term emphasizes violent, uncontrolled ejection: The baby projectile-vomited across the room.
Often used for dramatic or humorous effect when describing memorable incidents of vomiting.
Mildly sick to stomach
- retchingHeaving without expelling
- gaggingReflex throat constriction
- heavingMoving up and down
- biliousIll-tempered or nauseated
sick · stomach-churning · green · pallid · clammy · sweating · dizzy · woozy
Prone to sudden detonation
- catapultedThrown with sudden force
- hurledThrew with force
- launchedSet in motion
- propelledCaused to move forward
rocketed · shot · flung · thrust · spewed · discharged · fired · spray
Inflamed digestive tract illness
- fluContagious respiratory illness
- norovirusContagious gastroenteritis pathogen
- infectionPathogen invasion causing illness
- feverElevated body temperature
dehydration · diarrhea · virus · contagion · hospitalized · bedridden · symptom · chemotherapy
Disorderly, troublesome condition
- splatterScatter in drops
- stainLasting surface discoloration
- bucketOpen-top carrying vessel
- mopFloor-washing implement
towel · disinfectant · bathroom · sink · toilet · floor · carpet · bedsheets
Causing strong disgust
- grossTotal before subtractions
- foulOffensive or illegal
- nauseatingCausing urge to vomit
- stomach-turningCausing physical disgust
vile · repulsive · putrid · sickening · horrifying · disgusting · appalling · offensive
queasy
Mildly sick to stomach
bilious · sick · stomach-churning · green · pallid · clammy · sweating · dizzy · woozy · seasick
explosive
Prone to sudden detonation
- catapultedThrown with sudden force
- hurledThrew with force
- launchedSet in motion
propelled · rocketed · shot · flung · thrust · spewed · discharged · fired · spray · burst
gastroenteritis
Inflamed digestive tract illness
- fluContagious respiratory illness
- norovirusContagious gastroenteritis pathogen
- infectionPathogen invasion causing illness
fever · dehydration · diarrhea · virus · contagion · hospitalized · bedridden · symptom · chemotherapy · migraine
mess
Disorderly, troublesome condition
mop · towel · disinfectant · bathroom · sink · toilet · floor · carpet · bedsheets · laundry
revolting
Causing strong disgust
- grossTotal before subtractions
- foulOffensive or illegal
- nauseatingCausing urge to vomit
stomach-turning · vile · repulsive · putrid · sickening · horrifying · disgusting · appalling · offensive · rank
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