exhale, blow out (smoke of a cigarette)

Zorc 1969

to ejaculate

Mintz and Britanico 1985

to spit, spew out (liquid)

Post and Gardner 1992

spit out (as the juice of an immature betel nut on a cut to heal it)

Post and Gardner 1992

spray patient with healing saliva

Himmelmann 2001

push out of one's mouth with the tongue; spit out

Reid 1976, Reid p.c.

a betel nut chew which has one or more medicinal plants mixed with it, which is smeared on the belly area of one with a stomach ache; to smear the #bugá mastication on the stomach

Headland and Headland 1974

emit something with force or in great quantity (as an octopus spewing out its ink); treat an illness by expectorating chewed medicinal herbs on a sore spot or at the person (e.g. for a stomach ailment); do something with force or energy; hit something hard with the fist

Wolff 1972

spittle

Conklin 1953, Reid p.c.

expectorate, spit

Conklin 1953, Reid p.c.

to belch forth, to spit out, as a volcano belching forth lava

Motus 1971

for someone to push out foreign matter (food, spent betel quid) from the mouth with the tongue

Batad

Lambrecht 1978

spit out what one is busy eating

Lambrecht 1978

spitting out; ejecting

Wilkinson 1959

fire-breathing or venon-breathing dragon

Wilkinson 1959

a venomous spitting snake, specifically the viper Angkistrodon rhodostoma, but used loosely of the spitting cobra and the #ular bakau (Lachesis purpureomaculatus)

Wilkinson 1959

squirt water from the mouth (e.g. bathe a chicken in this way)

Svelmoe and Svelmoe 1990

spit or spew out (with force), squirt out, exhale forcefully

Dunnebier 1951

scrub oneself, use a rubbing stone in bathing; rub off; smear in (oil in hair, balsamine in skin after bathing)

Steller and Aebersold 1959

spew, spit out (above all the liquid mixture of a chewed medicinal substance, spat by a shaman upon an ailing person or animal)

Coolsma 1930

spew, spray chewed medicinal substances from the mouth; spit venom at someone, of a snake

Coolsma 1930

spray a liquid mixture of chewed substances from the mouth upon a person or animal; spit out anything

Coolsma 1930

remedy, medicine

van der Veen 1940

act of forcing out something from the mouth by sudden blow of air; bellowing or hissing snort (as steam forced out in spurts); game similar to the game of marbles but using seeds of the #kalumbibít vine, commonly forced out of the player's mouth by sudden blowing; medical treatment given by quack doctors in which some chewed substance is mixed with the saliva and strongly spat upon the ailing part of the patient's body

Panganiban 1966

to spit out

spew out saliva mixed with chewed areca on some diseased body part (a medical treatment for all kinds of external and internal disorders, esp. those caused by unfriendly spirits, e.g. headache)

Collins n.d.

spit something (such as medicine) over something else

Ekris 1864-65

to spit

Collins 1983

spit out, spit on

Meye 1964

spit out betel quid

Meye 1964