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View definitions for retch

retch

verb as in disgorge

verb as in gag

verb as in vomit

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Example Sentences

So I would drink it and go outside and retch and jump in the ocean and go back for another take.

On the record she punctuates that line with an exaggerated retch.

I thought of the shreds of gray stringy beef floating in the stew, and I wanted to retch.

Men begin to retch again as if they were new to seafaring.

"There's a scene in the bathroom where I'm, like, drinking a shot of Sake but it was just water. And even that was enough to make me retch."

From BBC

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

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