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to chuck up
[phrase form: chuck]
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to eject stomach contents through the mouth
chuck up
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The seasick passenger had to chuck up over the side of the boat during the rough journey.
After a night of heavy drinking, he felt the need to chuck up in the bathroom.
After eating spoiled food, he felt nauseous and eventually had to chuck up.
The flu made her feel so unwell that she had to chuck up multiple times throughout the day.
The spicy food didn't agree with her stomach, and she had to chuck up shortly after the meal.
