vomere

vomere [CL] 1 (intr.) to vomit. illi qui habent stomacum calidum et colericum facilius ~unt cum [aqua] frigida Quaest. Salern. B 102; quare quidam ‥ continue tremit et interpolate ~it Ib. B 313. 2 (trans.) to throw up (matter from the stomach), vomit (also fig.). b (transf.) to discharge as if by vomiting, spew forth. ~ebam ‥ sanguinem eo quod ‥ interanea essent ‥ convulsa Bede HE V 6; quare ‥ veneni mortiferas limphas non ~is [v. l. evomis]? Felix Guthl. 35; a ‥ ebrietate ‥ caveamus, si qui enim ~uerit [sacramentum] ‥ acriter punietur Gir. GE I 9; post peccatum ‥ melius est statim ~ere [ME: speowen], hoc est in confessione sacerdoti expuere, quia si intra maneat, mortem generabit AncrR 88.  b monstrum ‥ unoquoque ore ignem ~ens ‥ eructabat flammas Lib. Monstr. I 48; glebas unce [Teaching Latin I 131: rure] vomis, ideo nomen tibi ‘vomis’ Serlo Wilt. 2. 129; frustra rethor ‥ / ‥ in ventum verba vomit / sine burse vomitu Walt. Wimb. Van. 34.