retch

Then he saw him, with his back turned and retching.

It was all he could do to keep from retching.

He still felt human pain, and it made him retch.

Even in my own room, I retched and was sick.

He must get outside before the smell made him retch.

For a little time I lay there, trying not to retch.

Several of the officers were retching, though there was no food to come up.

He held her head over a pan as she retched.

He came back to himself, retching in reaction to it.

I would have retched, but had not even that strength.

I just hung off the side of the bed, retching.

The expression on his face was that of someone trying to retch.

One or two retched from the long run and the terror.

He felt himself beginning to retch again, and took a deep breath.

So he watched, and with a great effort kept from retching.

The man who had thrown up kept retching on the floor.

God, the idea of him touching someone else like she knew he could made her want to retch.

She almost retched as the taste came back to her mouth.

In a moment the young man was retching and choking.

Then the pain returns and he is again retching water.

But it was not the wine that made him want to retch.

He wanted to retch it up, but even that seemed to require too much effort.

Even through the closed door, Michael could hear the sounds of her husband retching.

I can get help,' he said and the thought of touching this person almost made him retch.

From one of these, in quite recent years, the Devil himself ran retching.