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Meanings of expectoration in English
Synonyms
Examples for "spit"
Examples for "spit"
1
Sarge fit, although he didn't look capable of any spit-flecked rants today.
2
New figures also show gardaí are continuing to use spit-hoods on suspects.
3
Our ancestors used not to chew and spit it everywhere unlike today.
4
About 40 acres have been lost from the spit as a result.
5
A single spit was heard; bodies crashed to a floor somewhere below.
1
The second orifice, spitting and snarling as it continues to take form.
2
Many fine folk were spitting feathers at Saturday's result, writes Killian Doyle.
3
Machine guns were deadly and swept every approach, every house spitting fire.
4
They chewed and talked at the same time, spitting bits of food.
5
On all sides, thousands of guns were spitting steel at the attackers.
Usage of expectoration in English
1
Observe condition of sidewalks and other public places with respect to expectoration.
2
Physicians prescribe creosote in cases of consumption to stop the expectoration of blood.
3
Po came over and looked for a moment at Augustus's expectoration.
4
The awful guttural which precedes the constant expectoration of Americans is most trying.
5
By this the expectoration is made easier, and the sleep at night improved.
6
Ursus was wont to say: The expectoration of a sentence is a relief.
7
He was chewing tobacco vigorously and using the fireplace for his frequent expectoration.
8
Santuru forbade his nobles to eat it, as it caused coughing and expectoration.
9
Immediately ensued suffocation, nausea, vomiting, together with the expectoration of blood and mucus.
10
There were no signs of chest trouble, but some mucous expectoration.
11
No, nothing more, not even a passing expectoration: this was death.
12
There was coughing without expectoration, very pronounced weakness, and intense fever.
13
The cough is worse at night, and in the morning, expectoration is usually great.
14
Always keep the sputum (expectoration) moist, and then there is no danger.
15
Some thirteen months after he had expectoration of blood and pus and soon died.
16
The expectoration soon became freer, and assumed a brownish hue.
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