Spew (verb)

1. To forcefully eject or emit (liquid, material, or words) from the mouth or another opening.
2. To come out in a sudden and forceful stream.
3. To express oneself in a very forceful or excessive manner.

Origin:

From middle english spewen, from old english spēawian, from proto-germanic *spēwōną ("to spew"), from proto-indo-european *sphēw- ("to spit").

Examples:

1. The volcano spewed ash and lava.
2. The child spewed his lunch all over the table.
3. The speaker spewed a stream of angry words.
4. The geyser spewed hot water into the air.
5. He spewed out a string of profanities.