Spat
Pronunciation: /ˈspɪt/
Spat (verb)
- to force saliva out of your mouth quickly.
- to say something in an angry or forceful way.
- to send out small particles or liquid drops.
Examples
- He tried not to spit while talking.
- She spat on the ground to show disgust.
Common collocations: spit on the ground, spit out water, spit words, spit out a response, spit sparks
Spat (noun)
- the act of forcing saliva out of your mouth.
- a long metal rod used for cooking meat over a fire.
Examples
- There was a spit on the sidewalk.
- He left a spit on the ground.