vomitorium

• Baltimore's lead counsel, Robert Eisler, with Cohen Milstein Hausfeld, cites numerous emails from defendants 'employees, including demands to "shut this guy down," after a market analyst asked a question about the impending disaster, and comments such as "come on down and visit us in the vomitorium!" as the house of cards collapsed. —  Courthouse News Service
• In a box with no windows this cabin can become a vomitorium. —  IAGblog
• It's a waterfront city that seems bafflingly embarrassed by the fact, a "multicultural" entity still largely run by powerful white guys and, particularly in places where condos rise supreme, a veritable vomitorium of architectural whimsy. —  Thestar.com - Home Page
• TV as vomitorium, and other things we talked about over breakfast —  TV Barn
• « TV as vomitorium, and other things we talked about over breakfast —  TV Barn

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