spit

verb
UK /spɪt/
US /spɪt/

To push saliva out of your mouth.

He spat the watermelon seeds onto the grass.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A thin pointed rod used for roasting food over a fire.

They turned the meat on the spit above the flames.

3. A narrow piece of land sticking out into the sea.

The lighthouse stands on a sandy spit.

4. To say words with sudden force and anger.

She spat out her answer through gritted teeth.