Synonyms:
spit, ptyalize, ptyalise, spew, spue
Meaning: expel or eject (saliva or phlegm or sputum) from the mouth; "The father of the victim spat at the alleged murderer"
Synonyms:
spit, spit_out
Meaning: utter with anger or contempt
Usage examples
See here!" she cried again--"I spit upon the ground, and crack my thumb at it!
And the rich men of His time despised Him and spit upon Him and crucified Him!"
Several African tribes spit to make compacts, declare friendship, and to curse.
I often wished myself on a spit, to revolve slowly before the fire until thoroughly roasted.
The main encampment was on a spit of land running out into the main stream, or what we thought was the main stream.
I advised them to chew it and spit it out; but they were too excessively debilitated to be able to follow my advice.
As her thoughts ran on, the indignant tears would spring to her eyes, and she would spit out fierce little ejaculations at intervals.
The naphtha launch of the millionaire would spit among the romantic coves; the verdured hills would take formal shapes of terrace, lawn, and park.
I went back to the beach, and turning eastward past the burning enclosure, made for a point where a shallow spit of coral sand ran out towards the reef.
"To spit into it?" the General inquired with grave disapproval in his tone, and a stare, of astonishment, while the Frenchman looked at me unbelievingly.