spit up meaning

• Verb: spit up
  1. Give reluctantly
     - cough up, pony up [N. Amer] 
  2. Discharge (phlegm or sputum) from the lungs and out of the mouth
     - expectorate, cough up, cough out, spit out

  Derived forms: spitting up, spat up, spits up

  See also: spit

  Type of: discharge, eject, exhaust, expel, give, release

• 
  [American idiom]
  to throw something up; to vomit something.
  • I guess that the food didn't agree with the dog, because he spit it up.
  • The baby has been spitting up all morning.
  • Bob spit up his whole dinner.
  
• 
  [American slang]
  Euph. to vomit.
    The food was so bad, she was afraid she would spit up.
    Mommy, I have to spit up!

• That's great . look at this . gregory spit up on my shirt
• Now just say the word king, and he spits up all over himself
• The child cramped up fell down and spit up bees till she died
• Oh, poor greg got spit up on by a baby . he didn't
• The child cramped up, fell down and spit up bees till she died
• But if threatened, they will spit up their food and attack again
• I'm the one who spits up all the money for those dish rags she sells
• Put a bib on the baby . i don't want him to spit up on his new clothes
• Why don't you go enjoy yourself while l go ice my balls and spit up blood
• Santorum practically spits up his Senate bean soup on the subject.

• "spit up" meaning in Chinese: 咳出, 呕出
• "spit up" meaning in Japanese: 吐き出す
• "spit up" meaning in Korean: 토해내기
• "spit up" meaning in Russian: 1) вырвать; отрыгивать