cuspidor

noun

Etymology: Etymology tree Portuguese cuspidorbor. English cuspidor Borrowed from Portuguese cuspidor (“spitter”).

1. A spittoon.

   “Clif Clawson and he lived in a large room with flowered wall-paper, piles of filthy clothes, iron beds, and cuspidors.”

   “Despite the dirty ceiling and the cigarette butts swelling in the cuspidor, they're civilised.”