Pronunciation: /ˈvɑmɪt/
noun the act or process of ejecting the contents of the stomach through the mouth
A1 I saw vomit on the sidewalk.
A2 The smell of vomit made me feel sick.
B1 He cleaned up the vomit with a mop and bucket.
B2 The nurse provided a vomit bag for the patient feeling nauseous.
C1 The party ended early due to someone vomiting in the bathroom.
C2 The airline attendant quickly responded to a passenger's vomit emergency.
verb to eject the contents of the stomach through the mouth
A1 The dog vomited after eating something bad.
A2 I felt sick on the rollercoaster and almost vomited.
B1 She vomited in the bathroom after drinking too much at the party.
B2 The smell of the garbage made him vomit immediately.
C1 The medication made her vomit, so she had to stop taking it.
C2 He had to be hospitalized after vomiting blood due to a severe illness.
formal The patient experienced nausea and began to vomit after ingesting the medication.
informal I felt so sick that I ended up vomiting in the bathroom.
slang I had way too much to drink last night and ended up vomiting everywhere.
figurative The graphic scene in the movie was so intense, it made me want to vomit.
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