Sentence examples for dummy spit from inspiring English sources
noun
The act of overreacting (as an adult) to a situation childishly, in an angry or frustrated manner.
- Did you hear about John's dummy spit over the management changeover?
His essay is not a dummy spit over the world undervaluing designers.
So has Jay Hunt frozen all commissions from Endemol as part of a dummy spit over Black Mirror or not?
Greens' dummy spit over preferences as unedifying as it is hypocritical (Fairfax) Analysis from James Massola, Fairfax's chief political reporter.
In 2011 he threw a wonderful dummy spit and threatened to walk away from the club after huge financial losses, only to reaffirm his commitment a week later.
Fairfax Media's James Massola described the Greens leader Richard Di Natale's response to the preference deal as an "unedifying" and "hypocritical" dummy spit.
Gillard described the speeches of the opposition leaders as a "dummy spit": Their lack of vision and inability in opposition to come up with any costed policies, condemns them to the opposition benches.
He sniffed a chance, sold Machenaud a dummy, and spat a pass out to Andrew Trimble, who was coming up at a lick of pace.
The latest dummy-spit at our interconnected, media-rich lives comes in the form of outrage at Mary Berry revealing the outcome of the latest episode of The Great British Bake Off before it was broadcast.
In addition, a United Nations peacekeeping base has been attacked in this latest dummy-spit, along with the violations of diplomatic immunity committed when mobs stormed the embassies of the UK and Germany.
The music companies Apple uses to supply content to the iTunes store would totally spit the dummy.
"I don't want to be known as a good No 2, but that doesn't mean I'll spit my dummy out".
