Barf (verb)

To vomit.

Origin:

Mid 20th century; earliest use found in the spectator. probably an alteration of barf (verb sense 2). compare german dialectal bärfen to belch.

Examples:

1. The sight of the raw meat made me want to barf.
2. After drinking too much, he barfed all over the sidewalk.
3. The strong smell of the garbage made me barf.
4. I feel like I'm going to barf if I have to eat one more bite of this.
5. I barfed all night and now I feel much better.