Spū'tum, n.
n.; pl. SPŪ'TA. [Lat., from spuĕre, sputum, to spit.] That which is expectorated; a salival discharge from the mouth, with mucus from the nose, and sometimes with secretions from the larynx and bronchia; spittle; saliva.
n.; pl. SPŪ'TA. [Lat., from spuĕre, sputum, to spit.] That which is expectorated; a salival discharge from the mouth, with mucus from the nose, and sometimes with secretions from the larynx and bronchia; spittle; saliva.