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puke verb & noun2. [pju:k] Now colloq. L16.
[Prob. imit. Cf. Low German (whence German) spucken spit, Flemish spukken spew, spit.]
A. verb.
verb intrans. Vomit. L16.
L. Michaels She ate candy until she puked in her lap.
verb trans. Eject by vomiting; vomit (food etc.) up. E17.
A. Carter She puked her guts into St. George's Channel, poor thing.
verb trans. Cause (a person) to vomit, treat with an emetic. M18.
b. noun.
a. An act of vomiting. M18.
b. Vomit. M20.
N. Mailer Shreddings of puke came up.
An emetic. M18.
A disgusting or repulsive person. Also (US), a native of Missouri. M19.
puker noun (a) an emetic; (b) a person who pukes: E18.
pukey, puky adjective (a) sickly; about or likely to vomit; (b) revolting, repulsive, disgusting: M19.