transitive. To ejaculate, burst out with. Obsolete.

transitive (commonly with out): To utter abruptly, and as if by a sudden impulse; to ejaculate impulsively; to burst out with.

To utter hastily, ejaculate, blurt out or forth.

transitive. colloquial. To utter abruptly; (now) esp. to blurt out. Now rare. Cf. plump, adv. 3.

transitive. To blurt out stupidly. Obsolete. rare.

intransitive. To talk big, bluster, hector; to swagger. to bounce out (with): to blurt out ‘roundly’.

With immaterial object; esp. to blurt out (something spoken).

transitive. To give hasty utterance to, to blurt out.

intransitive. colloquial (originally and chiefly North American). to come right out with: to say (something) in a sudden, frank, tactless, or rude…

to give vent (with to or indirect object). To utter, burst out with (an exclamation).

transitive. To blurt out; to emit (a shrill noise).

transitive. To move (something) in some way suddenly or briskly; to take, put, pull, push, strike, cut, flourish, etc. with a sudden vigorous…