English

Noun
en-noun|-

1. Vomit.

Synonyms
barf
chunder
heave
hork
hurl
retch
regurgitate
spew
upchuck
vomit
yak

Translations
trans-top|vomit
Finnish: oksentaa
German: Kotze f
Italian: vomito m
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Slovene: bruhanje n
Spanish: vómito m
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Verb
en-verb|puk|ing

1. transitive|and|intransitive To vomit; to throw up; to eject from the stomach.

#: After a bout of heavy drinking he puked all over the carpet.
#* Shakerspeare, As You Like It, ii.7

Synonyms
barf
blow chunks
chuck
chunder
drive the porcelain bus
eject
hurl
ralph
regurgitate
retch
spew
throw up
toss one's cookies
upchuck
vomit
yak

Translations
Finnish: oksentaa

Adjective
en-adj-notcomp

1. "Of a dark colour, said to be between black and russet." (The Universal Dictionary of English, 1896)

#: "Puke-stocking caddis garter" Shakespeare, 1 Henry IV, ii.4

Translations
trans-top|vomit
Afrikaans: kotz
Aragonese: gomitar
French: caller l'orignol (Canada) débecter, débecqueter, gerber, vomir
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German: kotzen, kübeln, speien, spucken, Reiern
Italian: vomitare
Norwegian: Spy, Kaste opp, Elge, Mate fiskene
Spanish: devolver
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Filipino

Pronunciation
pooh'-keh

Noun
puke, plural mga puke

1. vagina, female reproductive system. Also called kiki.

Category:Unknown etymology

Maori

Etymology
Common Oceanian, compare Indonesian bukit

Noun
puke

1. hill

Category:Maori language

el:puke
es:puke
fa:puke
hu:puke
ru:puke
fi:puke
te:puke
vi:puke
tr:puke
zh:puke

• 2007-12-17 16:54 - Wayne Roberson, Austin, Texas - /* Adjective */

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