Spittles [noun]

Or again, a man ejects the spittle from his mouth as far as possible.

He gathered the spittle in his mouth and spat full in Strickland's face.

And again, in the air, before it could fall to the snow, the spittle crackled.

One must put the hand on the middle of the breast and rub on spittle with the hand, they say.

The spittle referred to is the foam at the edge of the water.

Would you not also have thought of the plan—to bite it off, and stick it on again with spittle?

A servant is something to absorb the spittle of their irritability.

He was a good marksman even with spittle, and the dog fled, whining.

Mawkish pulp her mouth had mumbled sweetsour of her spittle.

There and then she spat on the ground in disgust, and worms came out of the spittle.