spewed
Violently poured out
Spewed is the past tense of spew, meaning to eject forcefully from an opening.
Volcanoes spew lava, factories spew smoke, and someone who is sick may spew vomit.
The word often suggests uncontrolled or excessive output: He spewed insults at anyone who disagreed.
The broken pipe spewed water across the basement floor.
Officially let go
- expelledOfficially removed or banished
- releasedSet free from confinement
- ejectedForcibly removed
- ventedReleased built-up emotion
gushed · belched · spat · sprayed · streamed · poured · disgorged · spurted
Disparaging remarks
- profanityVulgar or obscene speech
- obscenitiesGrossly offensive language
- vitriolBitter, scathing criticism
- abuseCruel or violent treatment
hatred · venom · curses · bile · invective · slurs · expletives · rhetoric
Pre-vomiting stomach discomfort
- retchingHeaving without expelling
- gaggingReflex throat constriction
- pukeForceful stomach emptying
- barfExpel stomach contents
upchuck · regurgitate · heave · sick · chunder · bile · queasy · hurl
discharged
Officially let go
vented · gushed · belched · spat · sprayed · streamed · poured · disgorged · spurted · spouted
insults
Disparaging remarks
- profanityVulgar or obscene speech
- obscenitiesGrossly offensive language
- vitriolBitter, scathing criticism
abuse · hatred · venom · curses · bile · invective · slurs · expletives · rhetoric · propaganda
nausea
Pre-vomiting stomach discomfort
barf · upchuck · regurgitate · heave · sick · chunder · bile · queasy · hurl · retch
lava
Erupted liquid stone
molten · magma · crater · vent · plume · pyroclastic · sulfur · fumarole · steam · smoke
exhaust
Use up entirely
- fumesAirborne chemical irritants
- smokeAirborne combustion byproduct
- emissionsSubstances released into air
pollutants · effluent · waste · toxins · soot · chemicals · smog · runoff · sewage · discharge