spit

spit
n. spuug, spog, speeksel; perfekte gelijkenis; spit (steek met de spade); landtong
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v. spuwen, spugen; blazen; spetteren; motregenen; eruit gooien
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v. spuwen; uitspugen; druppelen (regen); geluid van spugen laten horen (bij kwaadheid)
spit1
[ spit]
I 〈telbaar zelfstandig naamwoord〉
spitbraadspit
landtong
spadeschop
voorbeelden:
3   dig a hole two spit(s) deep een gat twee spaden diep graven
II 〈niet-telbaar zelfstandig naamwoord〉
spuugspeeksel
geblaasgesis 〈van kat〉
buitje
voorbeelden:
3   a spit of snow een sneeuwbuitje
the spitting of het evenbeeld van
     spit and polish (grondig) poetswerk 〈bijvoorbeeld in het leger〉
→ deaddead/, veryvery/
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spit2
〈spit/spat, spit/spat [spæt]
I 〈onovergankelijk werkwoord〉
spuwenspugen
sputterenblazen 〈bijvoorbeeld kat〉
lichtjes neervallendruppelen 〈regen〉; zachtjes sneeuwen
voorbeelden:
1   I could have spat in his eye ik had hem in het gezicht kunnen spugen
he is the spitting image of his father hij lijkt als twee druppels water op zijn vader
II 〈overgankelijk werkwoord〉
〈ook +out〉(uit)spuwen(uit)spugen, opgeven
voorbeelden:
1   spit blood bloed opgeven
spit out a curse er een vloek uitgooien
     〈informeel〉 spit it out! voor de dag ermee!
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spit3
〈werkwoord; spitted〉
aan het spit steken/rijgenspietsen

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