verb
/ˈspɪt/ spits; spat /ˈspæt/ or chiefly US spit; spitting
[no obj] :to force saliva from your mouth
[+ obj] :to force (something, such as food or liquid) from your mouth - often + out
[+ obj] :to say (something) in a quick and angry way
[no obj] :to throw off or send out something (such as sparks or drops of fat) especially while burning or cooking
informal :to rain or snow lightly [no obj]
spit it out
informal - used to tell someone to say something that he or she does not want to say or is having a hard time saying.
spit up
[phrasal verb]
spit up or spit (something) up or spit up (something) US informal of babies :to vomit or throw up a usually small amount of food or liquid
noun
[noncount] the liquid produced in your mouth :saliva
someone who looks very much like someone else :spitting image
spit and vinegar
US informal :strength and energy
noun
plural spits
[count] a thin pointed rod or stick that is used for holding meat over a fire to cook it
a narrow piece of land that goes out into a body of water