Third-person singular present tense: covers or soils with vomit; causes to vomit repeatedly.
Present tense third-person singular form of 'bevomit,' combining the intensive prefix 'be-' with 'vomit' and the standard '-s' ending. The conjugation follows regular verb patterns in English.
The fact that we don't naturally say 'bevomits' anymore shows how language naturally simplifies over time—we dropped the 'be-' prefix because 'vomits' does the job fine. But in Middle English and earlier, adding 'be-' was a common way to make verbs feel more emphatic or thorough.
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