1. to vomit or eject forcefully from the mouth
2. to flow out or discharge rapidly and forcefully
3. to express or utter in an angry or hostile manner
Usage: informal

Examples

• The sick child began to spew after eating too much candy.
• The volcano continued to spew lava and ash for days.
• Water spewed from the broken pipe onto the street.
• The factory chimney spewed black smoke into the air.
• He spewed insults at anyone who disagreed with him.
• The broken radiator spewed steam throughout the room.
• She spewed out her complaints about the poor service.