Definition of spit up
: regurgitate, vomit
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Examples of spit up in a Sentence
the baby finished nursing and promptly spit up
Recent Examples of spit up from the Web
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The cruise was going off without a hitch until Berg's granddaughter, 4 months old, started spitting up.
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Her suggestions were so amusing, even our babies spat up milk reading them.
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The talks come after a bid to recombine the companies, which spit up more than 12 years ago, failed in 2016.
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However, the boy would not eat and began to spit up blood and mucus the next morning.
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Belle’s punch broke Vina’s nose and left him spitting up blood after the game.
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Lue, 40, stepped away from the Cavs Monday to deal with lingering health issues, which have included chest pains, spitting up blood, and other symptoms.
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Dunn was spitting up blood after the play, and after staying down for a few minutes, he was helped off the court.
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Although the dark waters are stormy here, spitting up geysers like the Devil’s Churn, the idea seemed preposterous.
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