Puke
41puke — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) v., vulgar, vomit, retch, gag. See ejection. II (Roget s IV) v. Syn. throw up, retch, barf*; see vomit . III (Roget s 3 Superthesaurus) v. vomit, throw up, upchuck, *toss one s cookies, *blow lunch,… …
42puke — vb to vomit. An echoic expression pre dat ing Shakespeare s reference to an infant mewling and puking …
43puke — pjuËk n. vomit, regurgitated stomach contents v. vomit, regurgitate, expel the contents of the stomach through the mouth …
44puke — verb &noun informal vomit. Derivatives pukey (also puky) adjective Origin C16: prob. imitative …
45puke — I. v. n. 1. Vomit, spew. 2. Sicken, be disgusted. II. v. a. Vomit, spew, cast up, throw up …
46puke — Verb. To vomit. E.g. He drank so much at his stag party he spent the next 2 days puking up. 1600s Noun. Vomit …
47puke — v vomit, retch, regurgitate, throw up, Sl. frow up, heave, spit up, spew up, disgorge; be sick to one s stomach, be nauseated, nauseate, Inf. have the throw ups, get the dry heaves; be seasick, have mal de mer, turn green; All Sl. barf, upchuck,… …
48puke — [[t]pyuk[/t]] v. puked, puk•ing, n. sl. 1) sts to vomit 2) cvb sts vomit 3) cvb anything that is repulsive, contemptible, or worthless • Etymology: 1590–1600; of uncert. orig …
49pūkė — pū̃kė sf. (2) J 1. Mt, LBŽ, Rdm bot. tokia pelkių žolė, švylys (Eriophorum). 2. bot. siauralapė ožrožė (Epilobium angustifolium): Pūkių žiedai nuo dusulio labai padeda Ck. 3. Sut pievagrybis: Pū̃kės yra pūkuotos, jas gali įsūdyti ir valgyti Skr.… …
50puke — /pjuk / (say pyoohk) Colloquial –verb (i), verb (t) (puked, puking) 1. → vomit (defs 1–4). –noun 2. → vomit (defs 5 and 6). {origin uncertain} …