| spit on | 15.87 | And spat on it. | ||
| spit at | 12.18 | He spit at me. | ||
| spit out | 6.32 | Spit it out then. | ||
| spit in | 6.12 | Spit in your eye. | ||
| spit into | 3.16 | Yes, let him spit it into a napkin. | ||
| spit in_the_face_of | 2.04 | He never spat in the face of an umpire. | ||
| spit upon | 1.84 | Some were spat upon. | ||
| spit toward | 0.79 | Do not spit toward the fans. | ||
| spit out_of | 0.66 | He spat out of the window. | ||
| spit between | 0.53 | But a public spat between Mario Ruiz and the PRI escalated. | ||
| spit for | 0.46 | Lucero said, sitting down next to him and spitting for emphasis. | ||
| spit during | 0.39 | In one hand, he holds a paper cup into which he spit during his round. | ||
| spit from | 0.39 | Staples insisted on driving and both men left the bar as snow began spitting from the sky. | ||
| spit onto | 0.39 | He spat onto the concrete. | ||
| spit over | 0.39 | We tend to spat over money more than anything else. | ||
| spit up | 0.39 | You spit up a little blood now and then. | ||
| spit with | 0.39 | He often spit with great effect. | ||
| spit down | 0.26 | The guy two seats over from us could actually spit straight down at his shoes. | ||
| spit like | 0.26 | Today, the word is spit out like a bullet. |