Spit
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 492
spit, n. an iron prong on which meat roasted. — V.t. to pierce with a spit — pr p. spltt'- inp, pad. and pap spitt'ed. (AS spitu ])ut. spit, Ger. sj/esz.] Spit, z.t to tlirow out from the mouth: to eject with violence r\ to throw out saliva from the mouth —pr.p. spitt'ing pat. spil, spat; pa.p. spit. (AS. ipittan Jcc. rpyta, Ger sptitzen These are all extensions, of SpflW.] Spite, spit, k. grudge: lasting ill-will: hatred. v to vex to thwart to hate. [Short for Despite.]
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