expectorate

The silences widened; the expectoration marvellously increased.

Battle royal was waged, amid the smoking of many cigarettes and the expectoration of much tobacco-juice, wherein the tramp successfully held his own, even when a socialist workman sneered, "There is no god but the Unknowable, and Herbert Spencer is his prophet." Martin was puzzled as to what the discussion was about, but when he rode on to the library he carried with him a new-born interest in Herbert Spencer, and because of the frequency with which the tramp had mentioned "First Principles," Martin drew out that volume.

Neither Bert nor Laurier made any reply, and presently, after a little skilful expectoration, the young gentleman was attracted by the appearance of two of his friends down the road and shuffled off, whooping weirdly....

At length it occurred to me that they were only spitting, which was indeed the case; though how any number of passengers which it was possible for that car to contain, could have maintained such a playful and incessant shower of expectoration, I am still at a loss to understand: notwithstanding the experience in all salivatory phenomena which I afterwards acquired.

The authors used bacterial strains obtained from lung expectorations of tuberculosis patients, as well as from bone tissue samples taken during surgeries.

L a Broncho Pneumopathie Chronique Obstructive (BPCO), est une maladie liee dans 8 cas sur 10 au tabac .C'est une maladie silencieuse a ses debuts, ou avec des symptomes parfois banalises par les patients (comme la toux, les expectorations....), la maladie evolue vers un essoufflement, d'abord a l'effort, puis a des gestes ou mouvements anodins.

The online depredations of Daesh Productions, now becoming passe, have been usurped on some computers by the preconscious expectorations of Donald Trump.