spews

Ejects with force

Spews is the third-person singular of spew—to eject forcefully or abundantly.

Volcanoes spew lava, factories spew pollution, drunks spew vomit.

The word often carries contempt when applied to speech or content: The account spews conspiracy theories, He spews hatred on his podcast.

The implication is that what's produced is excessive, unwanted, or vile.

vomiting

vomits

Forcibly expels stomach contents

puke · barf · upchuck · heave · emesis · nausea · queasy · bilious · sick · expulsion

overflow

gushes

Flows or speaks copiously

  • poursDispenses liquid freely
  • streamsContinuous flows of something
  • floodsOverflowing onto dry land

torrents · cascades · surges · outpouring · deluge · spillage · disgorges · pumps · releases · emits

speech

rants

Lengthy angry speeches

vitriol · bile · venom · hatred · insults · slurs · profanity · obscenities · nonsense · propaganda

eruption

volcano

Earth's fiery vent

  • lavaErupted liquid stone
  • geyserErupting thermal vent
  • magmaMolten rock underground

vent · molten · ash · plume · fumarole · crater · pyroclastic · belches · blasts · shoots

pollution

exhaust

Use up entirely

  • fumesAirborne chemical irritants
  • smokeAirborne combustion byproduct
  • emissionsSubstances released into air

smog · soot · toxins · pollutants · chemicals · waste · contamination · smokestacks · tailpipes · factories

Opposites
emission vs. absorption

spewsabsorbs

Takes in fully

sucks in · inhales · ingests · soaks up · takes in

expulsion vs. retention

spewsretains

Continues to possess

contains · holds · suppresses · keeps in · withholds

VERBAL OUTPUT (figurative)

spewsbites one's tongue

Deliberately withholds a remark

withholds · censors · silences · suppresses · shuts up

Phrases
Family

spew, spewed, spewing, spewer, spewers

Familiarity
Top 100,000
Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Negative · Everyday, not technical · Rated PG