0 present participle of spew
1 If something spews liquid or gas, or liquid or gas spews from something, it flows out in large amounts:
A withering burst of fire was directed into the wall directly behind them, spewing out thousands of steel fragments.
Splattered cat's paw, playing, spewing.
They are already worn down by the endless regulations and quota cuts spewing out from this institution and bringing their industry to its knees.
There is congestion in the streets, with clapped-out old buses, lorries and cars spewing filth into the atmosphere which we then have to breathe.
They have to continue spewing all their garbage into the atmosphere.
I gather that the paper is still spewing out, whatever happens to it.
It has now been repaired and is spewing out more letters from unhappy constituents.
It was thoroughly bad business practice by the company concerned, which seemed unable to stop its computer from spewing forth these books.
