0 past simple and past participle of spew
1 If something spews liquid or gas, or liquid or gas spews from something, it flows out in large amounts:
The sides of the tanker might have been split by the explosion and all the remaining oil spewed out into the sea.
Approximately 2,500 additional regulations have spewed forth from the machinery of government in that time.
We have certainly suffered too long from what goes on up above, or rather from what is spewed up above.
It may well be that a political bias was not applied after the figures were spewed out from the computer.
Humourless statisticians have programmed countless computers, which have duly spewed out jargon and indecipherable algebraic equations.
Those people are suffering from the noxious fumes and the pollution that is being spewed out at present all over our town.
That is justified, particularly when no alternative to the dole queue is offered to those who are spewed out of the industry.
They plundered them, and made their fortunes—and then spewed their muck almost on our back doors.
