Vomitory

The sight of the blood made him feel vomitory and lightheaded.

The lifeguard carried a vomitory in case anyone swallowed seawater while swimming.

The poison control center advised the caller to give the victim a vomitory to eliminate the potentially harmful substance.

The virus attacked his gastrointestinal system, resulting in inflammation of the vomitory.

The foul taste of the vomitory medicine made it difficult for the child to swallow.

The construction team meticulously planned the placement of the vomitory passages to maximize the ingress and egress of spectators.

The strong smell of rotten eggs was making me feel vomitory.

The festival organizers had to widen the vomitory to accommodate the massive crowd leaving the fairgrounds.

The volcano's vomitory spewed hot lava into the air.

The poison control center advised the caller to administer a vomitory after their child ingested a cleaning agent.

The pungent odor of the chemicals in the laboratory was highly vomitory.

The sauna had a well-designed vomitory to ensure proper ventilation and circulation of hot air.

The concert venue's vomitory allowed fans to enter and exit quickly and smoothly.

The tourists entered the Colosseum through the vomitory.

The actors made their grand entrance through the vomitory onto the stage.

The archaeologists discovered a hidden vomitory in the ruins of the ancient amphitheater.

The spectators hurriedly exited the stadium through the vomitory after the match ended.

The tour guide explained the significance of the vomitory as a means of crowd control in Roman theaters.

The gladiators walked through the vomitory, ready to face their opponents in the arena.

The tour group gathered near the vomitory to listen to the guide's explanations about the ancient amphitheater's construction.

The ancient amphitheater's vomitory provided a swift and efficient exit for the spectators after the event.

The subway station's vomitory was congested with commuters during rush hour.