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shouting groceries 

The act of throwing up, vomiting, puking, making street pizza. Used in an episode of NCIS, 30 Oct 2007.
Where's Bertha? She went that way, shouting groceries!
shouting groceries by AlstottsNo1Fan November 19, 2007

Shouting at the toilet 

Vomiting
The crossing to Jersey was so rough that Sam spent the duration shouting at the toilet.

shouting at tea 

When someone is getting irrationally angry and venting this anger at a completely innocent third party on the internet.

This is a modern version of the classic English idiom "tilting at windmills" from Don Quixote. It first arose in a thread on twitter in February 2020 by the social media person responsible for Yorkshire Tea replying to someone berating them because a politician had shared a photograph of himself with Yorkshire Tea.
Sue, you're shouting at tea. Please do look after yourself and try to be kind to others. We're going to mute you now.
shouting at tea by brian_of_london February 26, 2020

shouting to Huey and Ralph 

A slang term meaning to puke, referencing the noises made whilst vomiting loudly and heavily, which may sound similiar to the names Huey (HEUGHHH) and Ralph (BRAAGPH) when yelled.
Used by Billy Connolly in his 'Two Scotsmen in Rome' bit.

e.g.
Person 1: "He pulled a savage whitey."
Person 2: "Yeah, was shouting to Huey and Ralph all night."

shouting soup 

shouting soup is the action of a person vomiting. anytime anywhere any place
er shes been shouting soup all night in the loo

went to a party last night got wasted and shouted soup all the way home
shouting soup by jess-machine May 10, 2005

shouting cock 

A boner so obvious that you might think he/she is trying to show it off
That chick has a major shouting cock
shouting cock by B8dM8f February 16, 2015
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I had a trucker's tan after driving for 10 straight hours on a sunny day.
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Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.
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