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retching

retching
Intransitive VerbNoun

Meanings

Intransitive Verbretching
[~]

To make an abrupt, spasmodic movement of the chest and abdomen as if attempting to vomit, but without actually bringing anything up.

Nounretching

The act or sound of gagging or attempting to vomit without producing any matter.

The sudden smell of sulfur caused a fit of retching.

Examples

He spent the morning retching in the bathroom but nothing came up.

Health

The smell of the rotting corpse left the detective retching.

The smell of the rotting corpse left the detective retching.

Detective

I can't believe I am actually retching from this smell.

I can't believe I am actually retching from this smell.

The sound of violent retching echoed through the hallway.

The sound of violent retching echoed through the hallway.

She was retching so hard that her eyes started to water.

She was retching so hard that her eyes started to water.

Health

Stop retching and just try to breathe deeply.

The patient experienced several episodes of dry retching after the surgery.

Health

He felt a sudden wave of nausea and began retching.

He felt a sudden wave of nausea and began retching.

The poison caused immediate and uncontrollable retching.

Fantasy

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