n. The words that come out of your mouth without any thought, often when you are drunk, embarrassed, angry, or given criticism in a social environment.
"Bro, why did you say you were sick when the director called you out for not knowing your music?"
"Sorry man, everyone was looking. It just came out like word vomit."
I told Robin that I saw Mike with some girl at the movie theater last night. It just came out of my mouth like Word Vomit.
By Agnella
Word Vomit
The uncontrollable act of statingvalid facts at an often inopportune time in conversation. Usually also in the wrong "Tone."
Q. Why don't you love me anymore?
A. I just have some problems to work out.
Q. Are you sure that is the real reason?
Word Vomit A. Because, you slept with my Brother. Happy Now?
By Zonda
Word Vomit
Putting every word in your head onto a word document, then rereading it later to write a coherentthesis.
An example of Word Vomit is LDW'sthesis on seating assignment and behavior.
By Debi
Word Vomit
A person who has no control in what they're saying, and usually "slip" and say something that wasn't intended to be said.
"I'm so mad, why would Shauna tell Mike that I completely hate him?"
"You know, she deff. word vomitted. Totally not cool"
I'd repeat something, but its honestly too fucking embarrasing.
(However, if you watch your evening news, you'll find most politicians commit daily acts of proffesional word vomit.)
By Xylia
Word Vomit
The act of saying anything that comes to mind even if not being asked a question. Possibly used to yell at someone to take the stairs and offend a fat chick on the elevator.
JT keeps spitting out word vomit. Why won't he shut up.
I can't believe Jen's word vomit.
Word Vomit - "Take the stairs fatty."
ppl 1: why is sara mad at mea?
ppl 2: b-c like you fucked her like boy friend!-o like shit! plz dont like tell her i like said that! it was suposed to b like a secret! she would like kill me if she like knew i like word-vomited that!!!
By Tania
Vomit Word
A word that is spelled so badly, there is no possible way to understand what the word was supposed to be. You may not even be able to understand the word from the clues and context it is used in.
