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A term mainly used by Aussies, meaning being extremely upset or bothered about something.
Person 1: You'll never guess what fuckin' happened, mate.
Person 2: Scarn on??
Person 1: Ange dumped me, that's what.
Person 2: Awhhh. Spewing.
Words you can keep
Upset in a rather extreme manner.
I was Spewing about waking up with a bleeding ass.
spewing by Milesy May 15, 2004
What to say when something bad happens.
Him: wanna hang out tonight?
Her: nah can't soz
Him: Spewing
Spewing by Litcookiemonster February 16, 2017
when someone cannot stop lying to the point where it becomes a disease
Gray: I hooked up with Natasja!
Brad: Your spewing u fooker.
Gray: Fook you caught me
Simon: Guees what? I hooked up with Ali?
Both: Spew!
Simon: Fook
spewing by kentird34 June 28, 2010
to lie about something
guy 1: "yeah i totally can beat him in a fight."

guy 2: spewing!
spewing by fo0l. December 18, 2008
“The act of talking too much in long tangents with no truth to a story" refers to a communication style characterized by excessive rambling, and a tendency to deviate from the main point without providing accurate or factual information.

Also may be a synonym to “Yapping”, Individuals who engage in this type of communication may embellish details, exaggerate events, or fabricate entirely fictional accounts, often leading to confusion, disinterest, or frustration among listeners.
Man 1: OH! You’re a Marine? I would have joined the Marines, but when I was talking to my recruiter he said the paperwork would take too long and I was just trying to get a Hellcat.

Man 2: Yeah yeah, stop spewing everyone knows you were scared.
Spewing by 0tr_Chucky November 14, 2023

Spewing volcano

When someone poos in a sock then microwaves the poo sock. Now your are ready to hit your friends over the head with your spewing volcano!
I can't believe your little sister hit me with a spewing volcano! I had to throw away all my clothes!
Spewing volcano by Gamerboi777 October 25, 2017
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city chicken 

A food native to Pittsburgh/Western Pennsylvania in which cubes of pork and/or veal are put on a short, wooden skewer, breaded, then baked and/or fried.

I've heard that city chicken originated during the Great Depression, when folks didn't have enough money to buy full cuts of meat, so they assembled meat scraps on a wooden skewer, creating a make-shift drumstick. Hence the name.
Are yinz havin' city chicken for dinner?
city chicken by TRF August 31, 2006
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