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spittoon

[ UK /spɪtˈuːn/ ]
NOUN
  1. a receptacle for spit (usually in a public place)

How To Use spittoon In A Sentence

  • The NBA has become the spittoon for every racial anxiety aslosh in Sportsworld. Brawl in the Garden
  • Oh -- the way you get your foot out of a spittoon is just to unlace your shoe and take your foot out of it. The Day I Spoke for Mr. Lincoln
  • Page 68 wash-dish in the middle of the room, all gather around it, commence, snuff-dipping, and all using the wash-dish as a common spittoon. My Southern Home: or, The South and Its People
  • My onion soup gratinée was thick as lava and arrived in a bowl the size of a small spittoon.
  • Spittoons still grace the chamber, should any senator wish to gnaw on a bit of chaw, but senators are not permitted to use laptops on the floor.
  • Men and women may be employed to carry spittoons to enable paan chewers to spit in them.
  • The actor is the only one of that illustrious quartet who openly uses a spittoon, clears his throat and expectorates into the receptacle below his desk.
  • Suffice it to say it had something to do with spittoons, and I failed to enter.
  • I'd like to thank Wines of Chile for sending me the 8 wines (and the spittoon and corkscrew) and for hosting the tasting. Wines of Chile Online Tasting: Because Man Can't Live on Only New York Wines
  • Spitting on the deck might mean carrying a spittoon around; dirty clothing could mean a sailor was condemned to carry it for a certain time lashed to an oar.
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