vomitory

vom·i·to·ry

noun \ˈvä-mə-ˌtȯr-ē\

plural vom·i·to·ries

Definition of VOMITORY

: an entrance piercing the banks of seats of a theater, amphitheater, or stadium

Origin of VOMITORY

Late Latin vomitorium, from Latin vomere; from its disgorging the spectators

First Known Use: 1730

Rhymes with VOMITORY

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