spit out
Reject from mouth
To spit out is to expel something from the mouth, either literally or figuratively.
You spit out food that tastes bad or a fly that flew in.
Extended uses describe anything ejected abruptly: a printer spits out pages, a machine spits out tickets.
When someone spits out words, they speak with force or contempt: Just spit it out already urges someone to say what they're hesitating to say.
Remove forcibly from membership
- ejectThrow out forcibly
- disgorgeExpel contents forcefully
- spewEject with force
- sprayDispersed liquid droplets
emit · discharge · release · projectile · extrude · gush · shoot · blast
Eject stomach contents
- regurgitateExpel swallowed matter
- throw upEject stomach contents
- retchGag involuntarily
- heaveForceful lift or throw
puke · upchuck · gag · nausea · sick · hurl · cough up · bring up
expel
Remove forcibly from membership
spray · emit · discharge · release · projectile · extrude · gush · shoot · blast · propel
vomit
Eject stomach contents
- regurgitateExpel swallowed matter
- throw upEject stomach contents
- retchGag involuntarily
heave · puke · upchuck · gag · nausea · sick · hurl · cough up · bring up · queasy
blurt
Speak suddenly, thoughtlessly
snarl · hiss · retort · announce · declare · stammer · stutter · splutter · mumble · mutter
reject
Dismiss as unsuitable
scorn · disdain · contempt · dismiss · repudiate · spurn · turn down · renounce · discard · unwanted