spue

[ spyoo ]

noun

, spued, spu·ing.

1. less common variant of spew.

spue

/ spjuː /

verb

1. See spew
   an archaic spelling of spew

Derived Forms

• ˈspuer, noun

Example Sentences

So then, because thou art lukewarm, and neither cold nor hot, I will spue thee out.

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For poor sinners make poor saints, and the lukewarm I will spue out of my mouth.

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If one of these uses can be made of him, let him not long offend the stomach of your company; your best way is to spue him out.

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I persuade you, that God is wringing grapes of red wine for Scotland; and that this land shall drink, and spue and fall.

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When they have eaten and drunken you, their stomach shall be sick, and they shall spue you out alive.

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