spit 音标拼音: [sp'ɪt]
n . 唾液,唾吐,小雨,炙叉,一铲的深度
vt . 唾吐,吐出,降小雨
唾液,唾吐,小雨,炙叉,一铲的深度唾吐,吐出,降小雨
spit n 1 :
a narrow strip of land that juts out into the sea [
synonym :
{
spit }, {
tongue }]
2 :
a clear liquid secreted into the mouth by the salivary glands and mucous glands of the mouth ;
moistens the mouth and starts the digestion of starches [
synonym : {
saliva }, {
spit }, {
spittle }]
3 :
a skewer for holding meat over a fire 4 :
the act of spitting (
forcefully expelling saliva ) [
synonym :
{
spit }, {
spitting }, {
expectoration }]
v 1 :
expel or eject (
saliva or phlegm or sputum )
from the mouth ;
"
The father of the victim spat at the alleged murderer "
[
synonym : {
spit }, {
ptyalize }, {
ptyalise }, {
spew }, {
spue }]
2 :
utter with anger or contempt [
synonym : {
spit }, {
spit out }]
3 :
rain gently ; "
It has only sprinkled ,
but the roads are slick "
[
synonym : {
sprinkle }, {
spit }, {
spatter }, {
patter }, {
pitter -
patter }]
4 :
drive a skewer through ; "
skewer the meat for the BBQ " [
synonym :
{
skewer }, {
spit }]
Spit \
Spit \,
n . [
OE .
spite ,
AS .
spitu ;
akin to D .
spit ,
G .
spiess ,
OHG .
spiz ,
Dan .
spid .
Sw .
spett ,
and to G .
spitz pointed . [
root ]
170 .]
1 .
A long ,
slender ,
pointed rod ,
usually of iron ,
for holding meat while roasting .
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2 .
A small point of land running into the sea ,
or a long ,
narrow shoal extending from the shore into the sea ;
as ,
a spit of sand . --
Cook .
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3 .
The depth to which a spade goes in digging ;
a spade ;
a spadeful . [
Prov .
Eng .] --
Halliwell .
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Spit \
Spit \,
n .
The secretion formed by the glands of the mouth ;
spitle ;
saliva ;
sputum .
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Spit \
Spit \,
v .
i .
1 .
To throw out saliva from the mouth .
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2 .
To rain or snow slightly ,
or with sprinkles .
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It had been spitting with rain . --
Dickens .
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{
To spit on }
or {
To spit upon },
to insult grossly ;
to treat with contempt . "
Spitting upon all antiquity ." --
South .
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Spit \
Spit \,
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Spitted };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n .
{
Spitting }.] [
From {
Spit },
n .;
cf . {
Speet }.]
1 .
To thrust a spit through ;
to fix upon a spit ;
hence ,
to thrust through or impale ;
as ,
to spit a loin of veal .
"
Infants spitted upon pikes ." --
Shak .
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2 .
To spade ;
to dig . [
Prov .
Eng .]
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Spit \
Spit \,
v .
i .
To attend to a spit ;
to use a spit . [
Obs .]
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She '
s spitting in the kitchen . --
Old Play .
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Spit \
Spit \,
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Spit } ({
Spat },
archaic );
p .
pr . &
vb .
n . {
Spitting }.] [
AS .
spittan ;
akin to G .
sp ["
u ]
tzen ,
Dan .
spytte ,
Sw .
spotta ,
Icel .
sp ?
ta ,
and prob .
E .
spew .
The past tense spat is due to AS .
sp ?
tte ,
from sp ?
tan to spit .
Cf . {
Spat },
n ., {
Spew }, {
Spawl }, {
Spot },
n .]
1 .
To eject from the mouth ;
to throw out ,
as saliva or other matter ,
from the mouth . "
Thus spit I out my venom ."
--
Chaucer .
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2 .
To eject ;
to throw out ;
to belch .
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Note :
Spitted was sometimes used as the preterit and the past participle . "
He . . .
shall be mocked ,
and spitefully entreated ,
and spitted on ." --
Luke xviii .
32 .
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240 Moby Thesaurus words for "
spit ":
andiron ,
assibilate ,
assibilation ,
auger ,
bayonet ,
bill ,
bite ,
bore ,
breakwater ,
broach ,
buzz ,
cape ,
chain ,
chersonese ,
clack ,
click ,
clone ,
coal tongs ,
color ,
copy ,
coral reef ,
counterpart ,
countersink ,
crack ,
crackle ,
crane ,
crepitate ,
crook ,
dagger ,
damper ,
decrepitate ,
delta ,
dirk ,
discharge ,
double ,
dribble ,
drill ,
drivel ,
drizzle ,
drool ,
drum ,
duplicate ,
effervesce ,
effervescence ,
effervescing ,
eject ,
empierce ,
expectorate ,
expectoration ,
fall ,
fire hook ,
fire tongs ,
firedog ,
fix ,
fizz ,
fizzle ,
fizzling ,
flush ,
foam ,
font ,
foreland ,
fount ,
fountain ,
frication ,
frictional rustling ,
froth ,
frown ,
geyser ,
glare ,
glower ,
gnarl ,
gore ,
gouge ,
gouge out ,
grate ,
grating ,
grid ,
griddle ,
gridiron ,
grill ,
griller ,
growl ,
grumble ,
gush ,
hawk ,
head ,
headland ,
hiss ,
hissing ,
hole ,
honeycomb ,
hook ,
hush ,
hushing ,
image ,
impale ,
jet ,
knife ,
lance ,
lifter ,
likeness ,
lisp ,
look daggers ,
lower ,
mantle ,
mizzle ,
mouth -
watering ,
mull ,
naze ,
needle ,
ness ,
patter ,
pelt ,
penetrate ,
peninsula ,
perforate ,
picture ,
pierce ,
pink ,
pitter -
patter ,
play ,
plunge in ,
point ,
poker ,
poniard ,
portrait ,
pothook ,
pour ,
pour with rain ,
precipitate ,
prick ,
promontory ,
ptyalism ,
punch ,
puncture ,
rain ,
rain tadpoles ,
ream ,
ream out ,
redden ,
reef ,
rhonchus ,
riddle ,
ringer ,
rip out ,
run through ,
rush ,
saber ,
salamander ,
saliva ,
salivate ,
salivation ,
sandspit ,
scowl ,
shower ,
shower down ,
shush ,
shushing ,
sialagogue ,
sibilance ,
sibilate ,
sibilation ,
siffle ,
sigmatism ,
simulacrum ,
siss ,
sissing ,
sizz ,
sizzle ,
sizzling ,
skewer ,
slabber ,
slaver ,
slobber ,
snap ,
snarl ,
sneeze ,
sneezing ,
sniff ,
sniffle ,
snore ,
snort ,
snuff ,
snuffle ,
spatter ,
spear ,
spew ,
spike ,
spitting image ,
spittle ,
splutter ,
spout ,
spouter ,
spray ,
sprinkle ,
spritz ,
spur ,
spurt ,
spurtle ,
sputter ,
sputum ,
squash ,
squelch ,
squirt ,
squish ,
stab ,
sternutation ,
stertor ,
stick ,
stiletto ,
stream ,
surge ,
swish ,
sword ,
tap ,
tattoo ,
tongs ,
tongue ,
transfix ,
transpierce ,
trepan ,
trephine ,
tripod ,
trivet ,
turnspit ,
twin ,
vomit ,
vomit forth ,
vomit out ,
water ,
weep ,
well ,
wheeze ,
whish ,
whistle ,
whistling ,
white noise ,
whiz ,
whoosh ,
zip
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