spit out (verb)

1. During a healing ceremony, the shaman asked the sick person to spit out the phlegm as a symbolic act of releasing the illness.

2. The artist created a sculpture that depicted a figure spitting out a cloud of phlegm, representing the release of suppressed emotions.

3. In the magical world of the book, the wizard cast a spell that allowed him to spit out poisonous phlegm at his enemies.

4. Why did the comedian spit out his phlegm? Because he wanted to show off his talent for expectorating humorously!

1. Why did the watermelon spit out seeds? Because it couldn't contain its excitement!

2. During the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD, the volcano spewed out lava and ash with great force.

3. In the Looney Tunes episode, the cartoon character Daffy Duck gets so angry that he spits out a stream of gibberish.

4. In the futuristic movie, the alien creature has the ability to spit out venom that can paralyze its victims.

1. In a fit of rage, she spits out hurtful words to her partner.

2. The comedian spit out a sarcastic remark that had the audience in stitches.

3. The dragon, consumed by anger, spit out fire with an intense fury.

4. The preacher spits out condemnation towards those who do not follow his faith.