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SPIT

(SPam over IP Telephony) Unsolicited advertising appearing in a VoIP voice mailbox. Let us pray we do not have to listen to a myriad of SPIT like we have to wade through spam, or "spit" just might be the most appropriately named acronym yet! See spitter, SPIM, VoIP and spam.

spit¹

1. another name for spittle

2. a light or brief fall of rain, snow, etc.

spit²

an elongated often hooked strip of sand or shingle projecting from the shore, deposited by longshore drift, and usually above water

spit [spit]

(engineering)

To light a fuse.

(geography)

A small point of land commonly consisting of sand or gravel and which terminates in open water.

SPIT - Language for IBM 650. (See IT).

Spit

a low and narrow alluvial strip of land in the coastal zone of a sea or lake. Attached at one end to the shore, a spit is composed of sand, pebbles, gravel, and shells. It is formed through alongshore displacement of debris as a result of bending of the shore cusp by a flow of debris. Sometimes a spit is formed from the intake of debris along the shore from two opposite directions. Such a spit sharply protrudes into the open sea and is called a tongue (for example, Dolgaia Kosa on the coast of the Sea of Azov).

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As soon as the play was over, the Director went to the kitchen, where a fine big lamb was slowly turning on the spit.

The Adventures Of Pinocchio by Collodi, Carlo View in context

Those moans express in the first place all the aimlessness of your pain, which is so humiliating to your consciousness; the whole legal system of nature on which you spit disdainfully, of course, but from which you suffer all the same while she does not.

Notes from the Underground by Dostoyevsky, Fyodor View in context

I assume he followed the land and passed through what is at present known as Margate Roads, groping his careful way along the hidden sandbanks, whose every tail and spit has its beacon or buoy nowadays.

The Mirror of the Sea by Conrad, Joseph View in context

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