loogie
noun
loo·gie ˈlü-gē 
plural loogies
US, informal
: a mass of saliva and phlegm hawked up from the throat
hawk/hock a loogie
There was a time not so long ago, about 22 months ago in fact, when in the fraction of a second it takes to send a loogie hurtling toward a home plate umpire, he became the most hated man in baseball.
Tony Jackson
Tony Jackson
Word History
Etymology
phonesthemic coinage, with -oog- perhaps after bogey "piece of nasal mucus" or booger, with the suffix -ie
First Known Use
1967, in the meaning defined above