The word "vomited" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it whenever you need to refer to the act of forcefully expelling the contents of one’s stomach through the mouth. For example: The sick patient vomited into a bucket before she could get to the bathroom.
"There was blood everywhere and I vomited," he says.
Litvinenko vomited once that evening but survived this first botched assassination attempt, the inquiry heard.
Testimony showed that the child collapsed and vomited outside her rural home following an afternoon of running and carrying sticks, and she died several days later in a hospital after doctors removed her from life support.
They can behave however they want as long as they have the money to cover the premiums!The $70 currently in my wallet entitles me to a good three blocks on Michigan Avenue and a nice half-digested deep dish pizza projectile vomited all over the headrest.Mr Parsons goes on, but you get the point.
IN 1992, during a state visit to Tokyo, President Bush succumbed to gastric flu and vomited on Japan's prime minister.
A LIFE IN THE 20TH CENTURY: INNOCENT BEGINNINGS, 1917-1950.By Arthur Schlesinger Jr.Houghton Mifflin; 557 pages; $28.95WHEN Arthur Schlesinger Jr first taught at Harvard, he tells us, he vomited before each class.
Others had cigarette smoke blown in their faces until they vomited.
He once met a god disguised as an ascetic who, to test his loyalty, offered him some curd he had vomited.
This followed the declassification of a 2004 report into interrogation abuses, which it listed as including blowing cigarette smoke into detainees' faces until they vomited.
WHEN Cindy Engel notices that her cat, Darwin, has vomited on her carpet, she doesn't worry.
