vomiting

Word Origin & History

early 15c.; see vomit (n.). Related: Vomited; vomiting.

Vomiting usually comes on after a while, and often gives relief.

Vomiting, headache, and general lassitude are often present.

Vomiting is facilitated when children are raised or placed on their side.

Vomiting would indicate that she would be a false prophetess.

Vomiting was only noticed when the poison was administered by the stomach.

Vomiting is usually accompanied by severe and painful purging.

Vomiting of this kind usually occurs some time after eating.

Vomiting in affections of the brain is often unattended by nausea.

Vomiting may be produced by their swallowing nauseous or unpalatable matters, as well as from their eating various sorts of grass.

Vomiting may occur at any time in the course of typhus fever.

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