Object

• lava: That means there is little chance of the mountain spewing lava.

• ash: Live webcams, thermal satellite images, and animated snap-shots capture scenes of spewing ash and red-hot lava flow.

• cloud: There he saw a crematory building with huge chambers spewing black clouds of smoke into the sky.

• smoke: Arranged in an odd figure of eight formation were numerous tall towers, each spewing black smoke, which had an odd greenish tinge.

• blood: The final nightmare is missing a nice close-up of the father's head spewing frothy blood from his ax wound.

• rock: That settles matters, tonight we leave the bimini up to protect us from any wayward spewed volcanic rocks.

Preposition: into

• atmosphere: These gases and the poisons are spewed into the atmosphere, to the air, which we breathe.

Modifying Another Word

• forth: The opened bottle spewed forth foam, with a head like an ice cream float.

• just: The hatred just spews from its mouth like a waterfall.

• then: The backup video player pondered it and then spewed bits of tape about and gave up even more finally.

• still: The new images suggest that the neutron star at the cloud's center may still spew out bursts of energy.

• now: Up to 30 per cent of spam is now spewing from hijacked " zombie " PCs.

• not: The good ideas are all hammered out in agony by individuals, not spewed out by groups.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• up: There's a special intensity about the passion that an England v Germany tie spews up.

Particle object: out_obj

• smoke: The landscape was once littered with horrific factories spewing out filthy black smoke into the atmosphere, leaving it permanently enveloped in black gloom.

• poison: I could put on a show of force - Order volcanoes to spew out poison, Have tectonic plates tear them to shreds.

• nonsense: But they spew out so much nonsense, it saddens me that people give them so much attention.

• gas: Short period comets make hundreds to thousands of passes around the Sun spewing out gas and dust.

• dogma: Finally, Basil spewed out the dogmas of his heresy.

Preposition: from

• mouth: He closed his eyes then, and a wall of fire spewed forth from the cave mouth.