spitting
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spitting
the act of spitting (forcefully expelling saliva)
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spitting
The act or practice of expectoration. -
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spitting
An appearance seen on the surface of silver which has been melted in considerable quantity and then allowed to cool slowly, protuberances like miniature volcanic cones being formed just as the surface of the metal begins to solidify, through the orifices of which oxygen gas escapes, sometimes with sufficient violence to throw out bits of the molten metal. This is frequently seen in the cupellation of silver in the large way. The same phenomenon is exhibited by melted platinum, which, like silver, absorbs oxygen when melted, and gives it off again on cooling. Also called sprouting.
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Spitting
the act of one who or that which spits: an appearance on the surface of melted silver or platinum allowed to cool slowly, jets of oxygen forming small cones and sometimes throwing up drops of molten metal—also called Sprout′ing
Make you spit - If something makes you spit, it irritates you or makes you angry.
Spit blood - If someone is spitting blood, they are absolutely furious.
Spit it out - People say this when someone has something to say but is too embarrassed, shy, etc, to say it.
Spit the dummy - Reference to an infant spitting out their dummy (or pacifier) in order to cry. 'To spit the dummy' is to give up.
Spitting image - If a person is the spitting image of somebody, they look exactly alike.('Spit and image' is also used and some suggest it is a hasty pronunciation of "spirit & image", to suggest that someone completely resembles someone else. Example: He's the spirit & image of his grandfather.)
Chambers's Twentieth Century Dictionary A.S. spittan, also spǽtan; Ice. spýta, Ger. spützen.
Man in bullying case spits on reporter. ivb.com
The rain spits at you as the wind blows it sideways. jazztimes.com
Taken near the Dungeness Spit, Strait of Juan de Fuca at sunset. ktuu.com
God bless the very patient people in this video who remain helpful while having crackers spit on them while he is talking O.M.G. mix108.com
Spit is this guys duct tape, it can solve almost any situation. club937.com
The quest to discover why men spit so much. boiseweekly.com
She continued to spit at deputies on the ride to the jail, where she had to be placed in a restraint chair, the report stated. newstimes.augusta.com
City revising Spit lodging code. homernews.com
Rodney Segura was spitting mad as he left APD in cuffs Wednesday morning. krqe.com
Crop art & drink spitting. minnesota.publicradio.org
It's on a spit near Pacific City. thedove.us
Spit Dat weekly open-mike poetry event is spirited place. ashingtonpost.com
Regie Cabico, seen at the Capturing Fire fundraiser, was a guest at a recent Spit Dat . ashingtonpost.com
USCplayers say he was spit on. dailynews.com
Are you going to start spitting every story I read into my timeline. businessweek.com
If the order or appearance of the header fields does not match any of the standard clients, the call is classified as SPIT.
SPAM over Internet Telephony and how to deal with it
If the fingerprint doesn’t match any of the standard clients, the call is classified as SPIT.
SPAM over Internet Telephony and how to deal with it
As Device Fingerprinting is discussed as a server side anti SPIT mechanism, it is useless against Direct IP Spitting as the clients don’t have any chance to verify the fingerprint of the attacking client.
SPAM over Internet Telephony and how to deal with it
Comparing the INVITE message of a caller with an old or incomplete fingerprint list, can lead to blocking the call although the call is not a SPIT call.
SPAM over Internet Telephony and how to deal with it
Both server side and client side Black List are very useless against Direct IP Spitting for different reasons.
SPAM over Internet Telephony and how to deal with it
We want you to do your best when you spit for us. "The Skipper and the Skipped" by
Arabian holy men and descendants of Mohammed spit to cure diseases. "Myths of Babylonia and Assyria" by
It did not even spit as Dane passed under its abode to pour thin soup into his patient. "Plague Ship" by
Immediately, she set up a cry, and spit out the persimmon. "A Little Florida Lady" by
I hate their spitting and their ice-water. "Atlantis" by
At the end of a spit of land was a man gnawing a piece of raw beef. "The Luck of Thirteen" by
To you, Ramabai, the powder; to me, the spitting wires; to you, Bruce Sahib, patience. "The Adventures of Kathlyn" by
Spit him like a lark; he is only a boy. "The Cornet of Horse" by
Only it was not like a shield, but a rocky spit of coast land, with fir trees farther back. "The Stolen Singer" by
Tomas Castro could not mention them without spitting in sign of contempt. "Romance" by
They spit upon his gentle face,
He smiles and bleeds, nor will reveal
The Church's hidden treasure-place.
An' spit the moolins oot their mou';
They're lucky fu', an' lucky het,
An' lucky near the mill, I trow."
I know thee, thy profession's vain;
Since thou art neither hot nor cold,
I'll spit thee from me with disdain.
Burnt at a small flame
Like a spitted sheep,
Fly the love of women.
Fire burns what it touches,
But love burns from afar.
Who by my spittle gave the blinde man eies,
Leaving his blindnesse to mine enemies:
Was ever grief like mine?
Which Angels did desire to have the grace,
And Prophets once to see, but found no place:
Was ever grief like mine?