Earlier in the year we posted some Greek words for vomiting. That post and this were inspired by real life events.
Vomax, “given to vomiting”
Vomer, “ploughshare”; “membrum virile”
Vomica: “sore, boil”; “an evil”
Vomicosus: “full of sores or tumors”
Vomicus: “ulcerous”
Vomificus: “that which causes vomiting”
Vomifluus: “flowing with pus”
Vomitio: “a spewing”
Vomitor: “one who vomits”
Vomitorious: “that produces vomiting, emetic”
Vomitus: “a vomiting”
Vomo: “to puke”, cf. Greek ἐμέω, *ϝεμ-
Real life events, eh? This reminds me of Bentley’s “enough to make a man spew”: https://sententiaeantiquae.com/2017/01/22/greek-to-make-a-man-puke-2/