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retch

retch
Intransitive Verb
past: retchedpp: retcheding: retching

Meanings

Intransitive Verbretch
[~]

To make an abrupt movement of the chest and stomach as if about to vomit, often without actually producing any matter.

He began to retch as soon as he smelled the rotting fish.

Examples

The smell of the rotting corpse made the detective retch.

The smell of the rotting corpse made the detective retch.

Detective

I can't believe how bad this smells. I feel like I'm going to retch.

I can't believe how bad this smells. I feel like I'm going to retch.

He began to retch violently after inhaling the toxic fumes.

He began to retch violently after inhaling the toxic fumes.

Health

The poison was so potent that she started to retch immediately.

The poison was so potent that she started to retch immediately.

Fantasy

She retched into the sink but nothing came up.

She retched into the sink but nothing came up.

Health

Ugh, that stench is enough to make anyone retch.

Ugh, that stench is enough to make anyone retch.

He felt a sudden spasm in his stomach and started to retch.

He felt a sudden spasm in his stomach and started to retch.

Health

The sight of the gore caused the rookie officer to retch.

The sight of the gore caused the rookie officer to retch.

Detective

I just keep retching and cannot stop this feeling of nausea.

Health

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