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Definition of spew : To vomit.

Synonyms:

reproduce, jet, scatter, cat, purify, burp, ditch, generate, blow, put, tramp, barf, spill, gag, stray, drift, puke, throw, cast off, spatter, flush, project, frame, give out, regorge, honk, shake off, beam, pat, send out, contrive, spurt, heave, scour, eruct, skewer, blare, couch, be sick, toss, issue from, hurtle, spit out, ptyalise, purge, extravasate, give off, upchuck, throw up, expel, explosion, claxon, pitter-patter, roll, vagabond, squirt, drop, spout, stream, swan, mold, swoosh, spue, bubble, spit up, toot, patter, wander, throw away, beep, pour, roam, blow out, sprinkle, vomit up, draw, ptyalize, regurgitate, rush, cast, chuck, rove, sick, mould, sanctify, hurl, range, ramble, retch, spit, spew out, redact, cronk, throw off

discard, oppugn, clip, disclaim, shed, blacklist, vomit, curtail, ejaculate, eject, shear, discharge, abandon, secrete, exclude, cut, exude, chop, check, emit, cull, jilt, blackball, excrete, reject, excise, disapprove, seep, crop, exhaust, lop, drain, belch, disgorge, erupt, scrap, deep-six, evacuate, jettison, vent, deny, trash, disallow, bar, junk, eliminate, snip

Usage examples:

• He was the first one to spew out against this school, against its principal Doctors, against the churches of these regions, against the princes themselves, the poison which he had brewed and imbibed some time ago, and, having gnawed and consumed with the bite of a serpent the womb of his mother, to destroy the harmony of these churches, at first by spreading his dreams, fables, and gossip but now also by calumnies and manifest lies." - "Historical Introductions to the Symbolical Books of the Evangelical Lutheran Church", Friedrich Bente.
• Lane, thou hast no applause for thy capers, Though all, without thee, would make a man spew; And a month hence will not pay for the tapers, Spite of Jack Laureat, and Monsieur Grabu. - "The Works Of John Dryden, Vol. 7 (of 18) The Duke of Guise; Albion and Albanius; Don Sebastian", John Dryden.
• We'll find ways of bringing them together and the more swinish you can make people become, yes, the more you can make them spew and shriek, the holier will become the cause of this spewing and shrieking. - "Gargoyles", Ben Hecht.