Pronunciation: /ʌp.tʃʌk/
noun vomit or the act of vomiting
A1 I saw a dog upchuck on the sidewalk.
A2 The baby made a mess with his upchuck after feeding.
B1 She felt nauseous and knew she was going to upchuck soon.
B2 The smell of upchuck in the car was unbearable.
C1 The party ended early after someone upchucked in the living room.
C2 The upchuck incident at the fancy restaurant was the talk of the town.
verb to vomit
A1 I feel sick and I might upchuck.
A2 After eating too much junk food, I upchucked in the bathroom.
B1 The roller coaster ride made me feel so nauseous that I thought I was going to upchuck.
B2 I had a few too many drinks last night and ended up upchucking in the bushes.
C1 The smell of the rotten food made me upchuck immediately.
C2 Despite feeling queasy, she managed to hold back the urge to upchuck during the turbulent flight.
formal The young child suddenly felt nauseous and proceeded to upchuck all over the floor.
informal I can't believe you upchucked in the car after that roller coaster ride!
slang He had way too much to drink and ended up upchucking in the bushes outside the party.
figurative The thought of public speaking always makes me feel like I'm going to upchuck from nerves.
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