Definitions

1. noun

A large room or passage in ancient amphitheaters, from which spectators could quickly exit after a performance, often through a row of seats or benches.

“The vomitorium in the ancient Roman amphitheater was designed to quickly empty the seating area after a gladiatorial contest.”

2. noun

A room or place of vomiting, especially in a building or establishment where public vomiting occurs, such as after drinking or eating excessively.

“The health center had a vomitorium for those who were ill from food poisoning.”