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Meanings of spit out in English

Portuguese
expectorar
Catalan
expectorar

Discharge (phlegm or sputum) from the lungs and out of the mouth.

expectorar
Portuguese
cuspir
Catalan
escopir
Spanish
escupir

Spit up in an explosive manner.

cuspir
Catalan
deixar-la anar

Utter with anger or contempt.

deixar-la anar
Usage of spit out in English
1
These, surely, are words to make Nigel Farage spit out his pint.
The Guardian
2
She spit out half her crown, along with the small brass key.
Audrey's door
3
Inside is a photo-booth and large format prints spit out the side.
The Guardian
4
It'll spit out a link that you can send to your friends.
Wired
5
I had already been devoured, chewed up, and spit out by experts.
The klone and i: a high-tech love story
6
In life, you just have to learn to spit out the bones.
The Guardian
7
Ebony swallows, straining not to spit out the foulness sliming his gums.
Shadowglass: the shadowfae chronicles
8
There was about seventy-five milligrams in the capsule the kid spit out.
The soul catcher
9
Witnesses then helped her flush the spit out her eye and hair.
News.com.au
10
The taller boy staggered backward, then spit out a mouthful of blood.
Terminal
11
She spit out her tobacco in the trashcan and then drank the cola.
Tokyo to Tijuana: Gabriele Departing America
12
The army Colt spit out once more at the boy on the ledge.
A Man Four-Square
13
When the machine spit out its product, I checked the detail.
Bones on Ice
14
And Reagan National Airport didn't spit out its first morning flight till six.
Private Sector
15
It spit out wasted musicians at dawn sometimes several days after their show.
The Guardian
16
Five purposes, and I didn't even spit out the whole truth.
The black prism
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Translations for spit out
Spanish
escupir
Spit out through the time
Spit out across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common