vomit

Object

• bile: He did then made up for it by ecstatically vomiting green bile over the poor bloke in the seat in front.

Converse of object

• inhale: Fitting is quite a serious symptom, with dangers of inhaling vomit causing respiratory spasm.

Adjective modifier

• projectile: I still drink copious amounts of £ 8.50 cocktails, resulting in pink projectile vomit the next morning.

Modifies a noun

• bag: Promotional vomit bags were given away at some theaters in America.

Modifying Another Word

• violently: But it was a small amount, and she vomited violently material full of clots.

Noun used with modifier

• cat: In an instant cat vomit is equated to a destroyed life for someone dealing with anxiety.

Used with why or when

• when: He had seen women retch and vomit when the bit was forced into their mouths and the bridle locked in place.

Present participle complement

• induce: Parts of the story I'm sorry to say were almost vomit inducing.

Preposition: of

• blood: If ulcers bleed there may be vomiting of blood.