to vomit; to be seasick

Feinberg 1977

to vomit

François 2002

to vomit

to vomit

Ross n.d. b., Anastasia Vuluku Kaue from Makiri village, courtesy of Hiroko Sato

to vomit

to vomit

Ivens 1940

to vomit

White 1985

vomiting; to vomit, spit

Lanyon-Orgill 1969

to vomit

Capell 1968

to vomit on

Capell 1968

to keep vomiting

Capell 1968

what is vomited

Capell 1968

to feel sick

Capell 1968

vomit

Lincoln 1977

to spit out betel

Lincoln 1977

to vomit

to spit up food (only once, not repeatedly as in vomiting)

Lieber and Dikepa 1974

to vomit

burst out, come out, spew out from

Keesing 1975

vomit

Keesing 1975

to vomit

spit out something from one’s mouth (as the pulp of betel nut)

Bugenhagen and Bugenhagen 2007

to put out of the mouth, spew, vomit

Codrington and Palmer 1896

to vomit, be sick

Codrington and Palmer 1896

to vomit, be seasick

to spit out

Fox, C. 1955

to dribble, vomit

McEwen 1970

to expel from the mouth in driblets

McEwen 1970

to vomit, throw up food (as an infant does)

McEwen 1970

to flow out of the mouth accidentally; to overflow

McEwen 1970

to vomit

to vomit; vomitus

Carroll and Soulik 1973

to spit out (especially food)

Carroll and Soulik 1973

to vomit, throw up

to throw up, vomit, emit sexually, have an orgasm

Elbert 1975

to vomit

to spit or cast out of the mouth, often sed as a euphemism for mumufa (to vomit)

Churchward 1940

to vomit; to emit semen

Waterhouse 1949

expectorate, disgorge

Milner 1966

to vomit

to vomit

to vomit

Rajki 2018

to vomit

Parker 1970

to vomit

to vomit

Churchward 1959

vomit

to vomit

to vomit

Grace n.d.

vomitus

Collins n.d.

to vomit

Collins n.d.

to vomit

Collins 1983

to vomit, regurgitate

Devin 1989

to vomit (something), regurgitate, spit out

Devin 1989

eject from the mouth (as food, or the pits of fruits)

Pampus 1999

to vomit

spit out, spew out

Meye 1964

to vomit

Fortgens 1921

vomit

Collins n.d.a.

spit out food, etc.

Drabbe 1932b

vomit; emit water; bubble over (a boiling pot)

Barber 1979

to spit something out of the mouth (usually food); to spew

Mintz and Britanico 1985

to spit or eject from the mouth; spit to express contempt; action of spitting

Wolff 1972

spit out (mouthful), to spew or spray out of mouth by blowing, such as a mouthful of chewed coconut meat after juice is gone

Topping, Ogo, and Dungca 1975

to let go out of the mouth

let go out of the mouth

spit out

Yamada 1976

removing from the mouth

Yamada 1976

sea crab

Yamada 1976

a baby’s or child’s regurgitation, vomit

Southwell 1980

to spit out (as the pit of a fruit)

Cense 1979

something that one has spat out

Cense 1979

kind of gemstone (lit. ‘spat out by a python’)

Cense 1979

to be vomited

Richardson 1885

vomit, the matter ejected

Richardson 1885

to vomit; to pay, to discharge a debt

Richardson 1885

ejecting from the mouth, spitting out (not merely spitting), as of something bitter

Wilkinson 1959

to come out; to bring out

Svelmoe and Svelmoe 1990

to spit something out after putting it in one’s mouth

to spit, spew out, expectorate

to vomit, throw up, spit out

van den Berg 1996

spit out repeatedly

Hardeland 1859

spit out

Hardeland 1859

to eject from the mouth; poke out one’s tongue

Benton 1971

to spit out, expel from the mouth

Steller and Aebersold 1959

spit out food

Goris 1938

betel expectorate, (red) saliva spat out when chewing betel nut

Coolsma 1930

to spit out betel saliva

Coolsma 1930

to vomit; vomitus

van der Veen 1940

to vomit out for (someone)

van der Veen 1940

to belch out; to disgorge; to throw out from the mouth or throat

Panganiban 1966

that which is belched or disgorged from the mouth

Panganiban 1966

to belch out; to disgorge; to throw out from the mouth or throat

Panganiban 1966

be ejected from the mouth

Hassan, Ashley and Ashley 1994

to eject something from the mouth

Hassan, Ashley and Ashley 1994

to throw out; to spit out all that is in one’s mouth; having tuberculosis

Schlegel 1971, Reid p.c.

spit out, spew out

Esser 1964

the act of belching or forcing something out from the mouth

Abuyen 2000

vomit, vomited matter; to vomit

Anceaux 1987