vomito
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of vomito
1825–35; < Spanish vómito < Latin vomitus ( vomitus )
Example Sentences
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Durante un episodio, dijo Elysse, vomitó en el baño de un centro comercial durante una hora.
From New York Times
En otra ocasión, calcula que vomitó al menos 20 veces en el lapso de dos horas.
From New York Times
Cuando era niño y vivía en una zona rural de Oaxaca, había ocasiones en que el hambre le provocaba mareo y vómito.
From Seattle Times
The airsickness bag fills up to the brim with a substance known as the vomito negro, or the black vomit.
From Literature
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The smell of the vomito negro fills the passenger cabin.
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