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spew out

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spew something out
to have something gush forth. The faucet spewed a little yellowish water out and stopped altogether. The faucet spewed out some yellowish water.
See also: out, spew


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Existing methods of producing entangled photons tend to spew out photons more or less randomly, according to Terry Rudolph at Imperial College London.
They both spew out religious bile and hatred at their fellow men.
IT will sadden those who want the Racing Post to spew out a constant stream of antibookmaker bile to hear that I happen to think the British and Irish bookmaking industries are the best in the world in terms of giving punters a great service, if not in providing a well-funded racing industry (and if anyone disagrees can they please email me on bruce.
 
 
 
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