vomitory

A total of approximately 80,000 cfm (37.8 [m.sup.3]/s) and 60,000 cfm (28.3 [m.sup.3]/s) is supplied via the upper and lower concourses, respectively, and enters the arena bowl via the vomitory openings.

Vomitory Cataract or Fountain, applies more to the mere source than the whole river: these exceptions are the Senge Khabap, i.e.

But I must admit I was nonplussed, flummoxed and even a shade discombobulated when I examined a ticket for Coventry City's debut match at the Ricoh Arena next week and discovered that it not only carries details of the turnstile, stand, block, row and seat in question but also the number of the designated vomitory.

We burrowed through layers of hell, screwing into the center of the earth, and stumbled suddenly from the vomitory by the ticket window into the garden where it was beginning to rain again.

The trap room was the main thoroughfare for actors and technicians to circumnavigate the stage's vomitory entrances and served as access to production work areas.

That could be the only explanation for the use of the word "vomitory" rather than entrance or exit.