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Noun(1) an involuntary spasm of ineffectual vomiting
Verb(1) eject the contents of the stomach through the mouth,make an unsuccessful effort to vomit,strain to vomit(2) eject the contents of the stomach through the mouth(3) make an unsuccessful effort to vomit(4) strain to vomit

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(1) The thought made her retch , though her stomach was long empty.(2) In my room, I did what I could of my homework, until the urge to retch was too strong.(3) She still feels nauseous, so forces a finger down her throat but manages just a dry retch .(4) Bile rises within me and I retch emptily, my sight blurring as the tears begin to fall.(5) He began to violently retch , through nausea rather than any serious problem.(6) For one moment, you forget whether you have come to empty your bladder or retch up the morning's breakfast.(7) with a sudden retch he vomited all over the floor(8) Timothy simultaneously suppressed a gasp of terror and a retch of repulsion.(9) Just a dry retch was all I could manage.(10) She had seen him sweat and shake and retch in the grip of his craving.(11) And suddenly a wave of nausea hit him, so that he had to lean his head against the side of the car and retch .(12) After the last retch , Stine forcefully bit down on his lip, as if to keep from vomiting again.(13) the sour taste in her mouth made her retch(14) I realised I didn't have food poisoning tonight as Luc spent most of the night in the bathroom with loud groans and retches .(15) The fetid stink combined with the pain immediately began to make Deuce feel sick to his stomach, and on several counts he almost retched up the good pheasant meal he'd taken earlier.(16) Rayne finished retching up the small amount of food quickly, but continued dry, racking retches for several seconds.