spit in Gujarati ગુજરાતી
spit in Hindi हिन्दी
spit in English
- spit⇄adj. spitlike.
- spit⇄expr. spit and image, (Informal.) the exact image; spitting image.
Ex. My mother was the spit and image of Queen Wilhelmina (New Yorker). - spit⇄expr. spit up, to throw up; regurgitate.
Ex. It is common for infants to spit up a little milk after being fed (Sidonie M. Gruenberg). - spit⇄expr. the spit of, (Informal.) just like.
Ex. He is the very spit of his father. - spit⇄noun 1. a sharp-pointed, slender rod or bar on which meat is roasted or broiled.
2. a narrow point of land running into the water.
3. a long, narrow reef, shoal, or sandbank extending from the shore. - spit⇄noun 1. the liquid produced in the mouth; saliva.
2. the sound or act of spitting.
3a. the frothy secretion given off by some insects.
b. any one of these insects; spittle insect.
4. a light rain or snow. - spit⇄spit (1), verb, spatorspit,spitting,noun.
- spit⇄spit (2), noun, verb, spitted,spitting.
- spit⇄v.i. 1. to throw out something from the mouth.
Ex. It is illegal to spit on the floor of buses, trains, and other public conveyances.
2. to spit (at or on) a person or thing to express hatred or contempt.
Ex. You call me misbeliever .. - spit⇄v.t. 1. to run a spit through; put on a spit.
Ex. He lighted a fire, spitted a leg of mutton (Tobias Smollett).
2. to pierce or stab with a sharp-pointed weapon; impale on something sharp.
Ex. The hunters spitted two rabbits. - spit⇄v.t. 1. to throw out (something) from the mouth; expectorate.
Ex. Spit your gum out before you come into the classroom.
2. (Figurative.) to throw out as if by spitting.
Ex. The gun spits fire. He spat curses.
3. to light (a fuse