1. To discharge from the stomach; to eject with violence from any hollow place.

2. The matter ejected from the stomach; an emetic. Black vomit, a dark-coloured matter ejected from the stomach in the last stage of yellow fever or other malignant disease; the disease, or yellow fever itself.

3. To eject the contents of the stomach by the mouth.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• vomt,
• vicit,
• vidit,
• pemit,
• vamin,
• humit,
• vosot,
• varmit,
• vomet,
• fomat,
• komt,
• dormit,
• omitt,
• vsiit,
• voming,
• vomti,
• ommit,
• vomitt,
• vommit,
• comitt

• fumetto,
• FMUIT,
• VIMT.,
• FMOD,
• Fumid,
• VMAT2,
• de-famed,
• Fumado,
• Fewmet,
• FMD,
• HFMD,
• FUMEHD,
• FUMHD,
• Fiametta,
• Fumette,
• FMTUA,
• VMD,
• FMT,
• un-famed,
• VAMD,
• FFMED,
• FFEMT,
• fumito,
• VMAT,
• WFMT,
• FMMD,
• VHEMT,
• FMITA,
• FIMED,
• va-voomed,
• FMM3D,
• FAMJT,
• FMDDI,
• foamite,
• fomite,
• far-famed,
• FMMTO,
• E-pHEMT,
• HFMT,
• VMWT,
• VEMAT,
• FAIMED,
• FFMHYD,
• FMADE,
• FMAUT,
• vummed,
• Fiammetta,
• FEMTE,
• Vomitio,
• fumed,
• VMT,
• VOMWD,
• vimto,
• femto-,
• FUMTA,
• Famed,
• Fumade,
• FMWAYD,
• fumetti,
• femto,
• VMD-2,
• FAMTO,
• vomity,
• VIMAD,
• VMDI,
• VWMD,
• FEMAT,
• VIMT,
• FMET,
• Vomito,
• VMAT1,
• HVMTA,
• FEMTAA,
• ill-famed,
• Phymata,
• VMATW,
• fumet(te),
• VMOTA,
• fuamatu,
• Foamed,
• Fumet.

The adjective form of the word "vomit" is "vomitous".

The plural of the "vomit" can be the "vomits".

The singular of the "vomit" can be the "vomit".