Throw up
verb
To vomit or be sick.
She felt nauseous and was afraid she was going to throw up

Often appears as...
- throw up in the toilet
- throw up from sickness
verb
To construct or build something very quickly.
They threw up a shelter using just a few branches and leaves

Often appears as...
- throw up a building
- throw up a tent
verb
To make something, such as an objection, appear or occur suddenly.
The new proposal threw up a lot of issues that were not previously considered

Often appears as...
- throw up a problem
- throw up an issue
verb
To abandon or give up.
After failing many times, he decided to throw up the whole idea

Often appears as...
- throw up a job
- throw up a plan
verb
To vomit or be sick.
She felt nauseous and was afraid she was going to throw up

Often appears as...
- throw up in the toilet
- throw up from sickness
verb
To construct or build something very quickly.
They threw up a shelter using just a few branches and leaves

Often appears as...
- throw up a building
- throw up a tent
verb
To make something, such as an objection, appear or occur suddenly.
The new proposal threw up a lot of issues that were not previously considered

Often appears as...
- throw up a problem
- throw up an issue
verb
To abandon or give up.
After failing many times, he decided to throw up the whole idea

Often appears as...
- throw up a job
- throw up a plan
Definition 1 of 4

Physical Discomfort
Often indicates the person feels ill and needs to relieve their stomach.

After the rollercoaster ride, she had to throw up.
Sudden Sickness
Describes a quick onset of sickness, not a gradual feeling.

The bad oysters made him throw up suddenly.
Not Polite
Considered informal and somewhat crude, so avoid in polite conversation.

She had to leave the table to throw up.
Physical Discomfort
Often indicates the person feels ill and needs to relieve their stomach.

After the rollercoaster ride, she had to throw up.
Sudden Sickness
Describes a quick onset of sickness, not a gradual feeling.

The bad oysters made him throw up suddenly.
Not Polite
Considered informal and somewhat crude, so avoid in polite conversation.

She had to leave the table to throw up.
Physical Discomfort
Often indicates the person feels ill and needs to relieve their stomach.

After the rollercoaster ride, she had to throw up.
Sudden Sickness
Describes a quick onset of sickness, not a gradual feeling.

The bad oysters made him throw up suddenly.
Not Polite
Considered informal and somewhat crude, so avoid in polite conversation.

She had to leave the table to throw up.
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