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spit in

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spit something in (to) something and spit something in
to expel something from the mouth into something. He spit his gum into the toilet. He opened the toilet and spit in his gum.
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That is to say, we will require law enforcement teams to step up the frequency of fines so fewer people spit in the street.
At the end I was telling Bodnar what I thought of him and he went to spit in my face.
Council officials had already ruled that spitting in the street was not illegal but revealed that under a city by-law it is an offence to spit in a public building or place of entertainment.
 
 
 
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