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English	English
vomiting	emesis
(Medicine) food poisoning caused by ingestion of the salmonella bacteria (characterized by fever, severe diarrhea, vomiting, and stomach pain)	salmonellosis
abnormal appetite; eating disorder mainly affecting women (characterized by compulsive overeating followed by self-induced vomiting)	bulimia
act of forcefully attempting to vomit (usually unsuccessfully), retching but not vomiting	vomiturition
act of lifting or raising; rhythmic rising and falling; toss, throw; attempt to vomit, act of vomiting, appear, direct by tossing something, displace horizontally, effortful burst, exert physical effort in rhythmic burst, horizontal displacement, labor...	heave
act of vomiting, something vomited, material that has been regurgitated, throw up, regurgitate (Slang)	barf
act of vomiting//vomitory, ancient Roman passageway, causing vomiting, eject stomach contents through the mouth; throw up, expelled stomach contents, gush forth, opening, stomach contents which have been expelled through the mouth, throw up stomach con...	vomit
brand name of a meclizine hydrochloride preparation used as a medication to treat vomiting and dizziness (Medicine)	Antivert
causing nausea; causing great repugnance, disgusting; feeling like vomiting, having an upset stomach (Informal), causing sickness in stomach, sick in the stomach	nauseous
causing vomiting, drug that causes vomiting, of or related to something which causes vomiting, something causing vomiting	emetic
causing vomiting, drug which causes vomiting	vomitive
chemical substance which is used as a sedative and to prevent vomiting, sedative drug	chlorpromazine
drug preventing vomiting, drug used to alleviate or prevent nausea and vomiting (Medicine), serving to alleviate or prevent nausea and vomiting (Medicine)	antiemetic
experience a vomiting spasm, try to vomit, make an unsuccessful effort to heave; vomit	retch
form of dysentery, form of dysentery caused by bacteria from the genus Shigella (characterized by fever, diarrhea, vomiting, and dehydration)	shigellosis

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