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


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Barney Klinger writes in his letter regarding Michael Smith spitting in the face of Jane Fonda, ``The Democrats stopped Jane Fonda from going to prison as a traitor.
I don't feel sorry for her because after spitting in the face of religion by reducing marriage to a game show stunt, she then called upon her religion to annul the marriage.
Each one was a God carrier and to treat any such person as if the y were less than this was blasphemous, a spitting in the face of God.
 
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