vomitus

What was regurgitated

Vomitus is the matter expelled from the stomach during vomiting—a medical or clinical term for what's commonly called vomit, puke, or throw-up.

The word appears most often in healthcare contexts: The nurse noted blood in the vomitus.

It sounds technical and detached, rarely used in everyday speech.

substance

regurgitation

Ejecting swallowed material

  • ejectaMaterial forcibly discharged
  • bileLiver-made digestive fluid
  • chymePartially digested stomach contents

gastric · expulsion · upchuck · barf · spew · puke · sick · effluvium · secretion · discharge

sensation

nausea

Pre-vomiting stomach discomfort

seasick · carsick · airsick · woozy · sick · unwell · green around the gills · morning sickness · motion sickness · vertigo

disgust

revulsion

Intense physical disgust

aversion · repugnance · foulness · nauseating · sickening · gross · vile · putrid · fetid · rank

action

retching

Heaving without expelling

puking · spewing · regurgitating · disgorging · barfing · hurling · upchucking · expelling · ejecting · bringing up

medical

antiemetic

Prevents nausea and vomiting

gastroenteritis · food poisoning · bulimia · ipecac · intoxication · concussion

Opposites
direction of digestive movement

vomitusfeces

Solid digestive waste

stool · excrement · fecal matter · bowel movement · defecation

intake vs. expulsion

vomitusfood

Consumable nourishment source

nourishment · sustenance · meal · nutriment · intake

Phrases
Family

vomit, vomiting, vomited, vomits, vomitous, vomiter

Familiarity
Top 1,000,000
Profile
Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Negative · Rated PG