v. Obs. [ad. L. ēvomĕ-re: see next.] = next. lit. and fig.
c. 1450. Mirour Saluacioun, 3446. On the thredde day therafter on the land hym [Jonas] evomed [v.r. kest out].
1524. St. Papers Hen. VIII., VI. 231. He shall at the last, fynding tyme and oportunitie, evome and discouer his pestiferous intent.
1535. Stewart, Cron. Scot., II. 308. Suddanelie it [stomack] will … Evome agane all that it tuik befoir.
