transitive. To send forth (liquid) in a spout or gush; to spout or pour (liquid) out.

transitive. To send out in a jet or slender rapid stream; to squirt.

To cause (liquid) to issue or stream (out) in a jet from a squirt or syringe.

transitive. To squirt.

transitive. = spirt, v.1 2. Also const. out, up.

With forth, out, up.

transitive. To emit or send forth (liquid, gas, etc.) in a jet or jets.

Scottish. transitive. ‘To eject, jerk, or squirt’ (Jamieson, 1880).

transitive and intransitive. To squirt; to spatter, splutter.

transitive. To squirt, to eject (fluid). Also absol.

transitive. To spray or squirt (a person or thing) with a liquid in short bursts. Also: to spray or squirt (a liquid) in short bursts.

transitive. To squirt or spray (a liquid); to wet with a jet or spray of liquid.