vomit i on

[Lat. vomitio, from vomitus.] [VOMIT,s.] The act or power of vomiting. "If the stomach had wanted the faculty of vomit i on, they had inevitably died."-Grew: Cosmo. Sacra. võm-i-tive, a. [Fr. vomit if.] Causing to vomit; emetic. "Gla of antimony and crocus metallorum, being either of them infused in a great proportion of wine, will make it vomitive ."-Boyle: Works , iii. 671. võ-mi-tô, s . [Sp.=vomit.] [VOMIT, 8..] The yellow fever in its worst form, when it is usually attended with black vomit.