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expectoration

noun as in drool

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The consensus reaction was that Bobby’s expectoration reeked of callousness regarding the carnage taking place in Bosnia, and was a clear flouting of, if not international law, then at least moral norms.

We just have to wean ourselves from his Twitter expectorations, which are such easy, entertaining fuel for talking — or, rather, exploding — heads.

Maybe those would be less noticeable or relevant than before, given the nature and nuttiness of Trump’s expectorations.

Maybe the sight of brown expectoration makes waves of onlookers physically ill, making medical attention necessary.

AP: There’s a lot of, shall we say, expectoration in this show.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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