For saliva:
* Cracher: This is the most common word for "spit" in the sense of expelling saliva.
* Salive: This is the noun for saliva itself.
For a spit:
* Broche: This refers to a skewer or a spit used for cooking meat.
* Crachoir: This is a spittoon, a container for spitting.
For the act of spitting something out:
* Recracher: This means "to spit out" something that is in your mouth.
For the action of spitting:
* Cracher: This can also refer to the act of spitting, like "He was spitting on the sidewalk."
Here are some examples:
* Il a craché par terre. (He spit on the ground.)
* J'ai craché un os. (I spit out a bone.)
* Le cuisinier a fait cuire la viande sur une broche. (The chef cooked the meat on a spit.)
* Il a craché dans le crachoir. (He spat in the spittoon.)
Remember to choose the right word based on the context.