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spit at

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spit at someone or something
to expectorate on someone or something or in the direction of someone or something. The angry crowd cursed and spit at the prisoner as he was being taken back to jail. Max actually spit at the police station door as he was dragged in.
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Diouf's spit at defender Arjan de Zeeuw in 2004 received 75% of the vote as "the grossest thing they've ever seen on a football pitch".
Frustrated festive shoppers who spit at shop assistants and taxi drivers could be charged with assault, police have warned.
The centre-half was at pains to point out yesterday that he did not spit at Warnock, and said: "I was happy that we had beaten them, and I went over to him to say just how happy I was that we won.
 
 
 
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