verb
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADVERB
forth
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The plates realigned and subduction resumed, sparking volcanic activity which spewed forth the granite rock covering much of the Sierras.
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The magic porridge pot that has spewed forth riches in the past may work for us for a few decades more.
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As I sat there, the china spewed forth from the open door and cascaded down the ready-made ramp into my lap.
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Is it about to rupture and spew forth a real-live Alien in a fountain of blood and shit!?
out
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After the reports some political worthies spew out the same old phrases they parroted last time the natives grew restless somewhere.
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The economic losers are spewed out iii a social volcano called religious fundamentalism.
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The snow machine costs £70 to hire and £15 for every five litres it spews out .
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None of us wants to put our quarters in a Las Vegas slot machine if the jackpot spews out only air.
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Here, a fourth reminder of something spewed out from a computer.
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The Bureau spewed out project recommendations like popcorn.
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Ranulf felt his stomach lurch as all the wine he had drunk threatened to spew out .
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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Groups like these use the Internet to spew racial and religious hatred.
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People are sick of candidates spewing out one-line political solutions.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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After the crime, patriot leaders appeared on nightly news and talk shows, spewing righteousness and anger.
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Hate and hurt were spewed at the television.
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Here, a fourth reminder of something spewed out from a computer.
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Motor vehicles spew over a ton of lead into the atmosphere of Bangkok every day.
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That upsets some anti-nuclear activists, who claim that a rocket explosion could spew cancer-causing radioactivity into the atmosphere.
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The magic porridge pot that has spewed forth riches in the past may work for us for a few decades more.
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The water spewed brokenly from its beak.