Spit venom/blood
verb
To speak angrily or bitterly towards someone.
She was so mad at him that she started to spit venom.

Often appears as...
- spit venom at someone
- spit venom in anger
Usage tips
Informal, Disapproving
Colloquial
verb
To express strong feelings of hatred or anger.
The candidate began to spit venom during the debate.

Often appears as...
- spit venom against
- spit venom at
Usage tips
Informal, Disapproving
verb
To say extremely negative or harmful things about someone or something.
They started to spit venom about their rival team.

Often appears as...
- spit venom against
- begin to spit venom
Usage tips
Informal, Disapproving
verb
To speak angrily or bitterly towards someone.
She was so mad at him that she started to spit venom.

Often appears as...
- spit venom at someone
- spit venom in anger
Usage tips
Informal, Disapproving
Colloquial
verb
To express strong feelings of hatred or anger.
The candidate began to spit venom during the debate.

Often appears as...
- spit venom against
- spit venom at
Usage tips
Informal, Disapproving
verb
To say extremely negative or harmful things about someone or something.
They started to spit venom about their rival team.

Often appears as...
- spit venom against
- begin to spit venom
Usage tips
Informal, Disapproving
Definition 1 of 3

Use Sparingly
The phrase is intense and could escalate conflicts if used excessively.

I only spit venom when someone repeatedly ignores my polite requests.
Colloquial Context
It's casual and not suitable for formal situations, such as business meetings or writing formal letters.

It's best not to spit venom, even if you're frustrated, during a job interview.
Emotional Impact
Implies strong emotions; often indicates the speaker is deeply hurt or offended.

When she found out the truth, she couldn't help but spit venom.
Use Sparingly
The phrase is intense and could escalate conflicts if used excessively.

I only spit venom when someone repeatedly ignores my polite requests.
Colloquial Context
It's casual and not suitable for formal situations, such as business meetings or writing formal letters.

It's best not to spit venom, even if you're frustrated, during a job interview.
Emotional Impact
Implies strong emotions; often indicates the speaker is deeply hurt or offended.

When she found out the truth, she couldn't help but spit venom.
Use Sparingly
The phrase is intense and could escalate conflicts if used excessively.

I only spit venom when someone repeatedly ignores my polite requests.
Colloquial Context
It's casual and not suitable for formal situations, such as business meetings or writing formal letters.

It's best not to spit venom, even if you're frustrated, during a job interview.
Emotional Impact
Implies strong emotions; often indicates the speaker is deeply hurt or offended.

When she found out the truth, she couldn't help but spit venom.
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