bring sth up
(VOMIT) UK informal — phrasal verb with bring /brɪŋ/ verb [T] (brought, brought)Definition
› to vomit something: She was crying so much I thought she'd bring up her breakfast.Vomiting and feelings of sickness
(Definition of bring sth up (VOMIT) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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bring sth on phrasal verb
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bring sth out phrasal verb (MAKE NOTICEABLE)
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bring sth out phrasal verb (PRODUCE)
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bring sth to the party idiom
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bring sth up phrasal verb (TALK)
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bring the house down idiom
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bring up the rear idiom
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bring verb (CAUSE)
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bring verb (LAW)
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bring verb (TOWARDS PLACE)
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Synonyms and related words:
- airsick adjective
- barf verb
- churn verb (MOVE/MIX)
- disgorge verb
- gag verb (ALMOST VOMIT)
- honk verb (VOMIT)
- keep sth down phrasal verb (FOOD)
- morning sickness noun
- motion sickness noun
- nausea noun
- nauseate verb
- nauseating adjective
- regurgitate verb
- retch verb
- sick as a dog idiom
- sick to your stomach idiom
- sickness noun (VOMIT)
- spew (sth) up phrasal verb
- turn sb's stomach idiom
- woozy adjective
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