Question: In medicine an emetic is administered to induce what?
Answer: Vomitting; Toss cookies; Vommit; Heaving; Threw up; Barking groceries; Ralphing; Puke; Heccccchluuug; Stercocaceous; Dry puking; Hoark; Fecal vomiting; Stercoraceous vomiting; Screaming out groceries; Hoarf; Tactical chunder; Emesis; Anacathartic; Excessive vomiting; Vomitive; Technicolor yawn; Vomitus; Vomits; Drive the porcelain bus; Shouting groceries; Puker; Puked; Vomiting; Worship the porcelain god; Vomit; Induce antiperistalsis; Fecal Vomiting; Copremesis; Upchucking; Emetology; Emetics; Hurf; Cheektowaga scream; Vomited; Puking; Dry vomit; Blow chunks; Technicolor Yodel; Human vomit; Technicolor Yawn; Throwing up; Barfing; Psychadelic spit; Shouting out groceries; Throw Up; Abdominal voorheaves; Yakk; Repulsive force (biology); Dry heaving; Blowing Chunks; Dry vomiting; Vomiting feces; Dry puke; Pavement Pizza; Emetologist; Involuntary personal protein spill; Boak (slang); Antiperistalis; Boke (slang); Emetogenic; Projectile vomiting; Screaming groceries; Chunder; Emetic; Organic output; Emetia; Negative chug; Throw up