horf up

present singular third person horfs up · participle present horfing up · participle past horfed up · past horfed up

1. transitiveTo expel through the throat; to cough up, regurgitate, or vomit.

   I am worried about how much nutrition she is missing by hoarfing up her last meal every time she's out.

   1994 September 28, Michael Holbrook, “Monitor Hates Leash”, in rec.pets.herp (Usenet)

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   I have the same problem with the gore in Zombie that I did in The Beyond and Gates of Hell – the idea is great, the execution is laughable. It’s a great idea to have someone horf up their entire intestinal tract; to have a doorway to hell right in your basement; to see zombies come bubbling up out of the ground.

   2001 November 28, Cozy, “Review: Zombie - As good as a poke in the eye with...oh, never mind”, in alt.horror (Usenet)