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Spittle

usgb/ˈspɪtl/Volume
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Negative ConnotationPlay
Spittle often implies disgust or disrespect when linked to spitting at someone or something. SlideHis angry speech was accompanied by spittle on the front row of the audience.
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'Spittle' can refer to saliva expelled accidentally while talking or laughing. SlideShe was laughing so hard that spittle sprayed from her mouth.
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The term 'spittle' is less formal and can sound crude; 'saliva' is typically preferable in formal contexts. SlidePlease cover your mouth, I saw spittle as you yelled.
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