Noun: spirt spurt
Usage: archaic (=spurt)
Usage: archaic (=spurt)
Usage: archaic (=spurt)
- The occurrence of a sudden discharge (as of liquid)
"A spirt of water from the broken pipe soaked his shoes";
- jet, squirt, spurt
Usage: archaic (=spurt)
- Eject or flow forcefully in a stream
"Blood spirted from the wound";
- spurt, gush, spout
- Move or act with a sudden increase in speed or energy
"Water spirted from the broken pipe";
- forge, spurt
Derived forms: spirting, spirts, spirted
Type of: discharge, go, locomote, move, outpouring, pour, run, travel