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View usage for: (skwɜːʳt) Word forms: plural, 3rd person singular presenttense squirts, present participle squirting, past tense, past participle squirted1. verbIf you squirt a liquid somewhere or if it squirts somewhere, the liquid comes out of a narrow opening in a thin fast stream. Norman cut open his pie and squirted tomato sauce into it. [VERB noun preposition/adverb] The water squirted from its throat. [VERB preposition/adverb] The liquid is squirted out in powerful jets. [be VERB-ed adverb/preposition] Synonyms: spurt, shoot, gush, burst More Synonyms of squirt Squirt is also a noun. It just needs a little squirt of oil. [+ of] 2. verbIf you squirt something with a liquid, you squirt the liquid at it. I squirted him with water. [VERB noun + with] Its linings were simply squirted with oil. [VERB noun with noun] Synonyms: spray, wet, sprinkle, shower More Synonyms of squirt More Synonyms of squirt squirt in British English (skwɜːt) verb1. to force (a liquid) or (of a liquid) to be forced out of a narrow opening 2. (transitive) to cover or spatter with liquid so ejected noun3. a jet or amount of liquid so ejected 4. the act or an instance of squirting 5. an instrument used for squirting 6. informala. a person regarded as insignificant or contemptible Derived forms squirter (ˈsquirter) noun Word origin C15: of imitative origin squirt in American English (skwɜrt) verb transitive1. to shoot out (a liquid) in a jet or narrow stream 2. to wet with liquid so shot out verb intransitive3. to be squirted out; spurt noun4. something used to squirt liquid, as a syringe 6. a small amount of squirted liquid; jet or narrow stream 7. Informal a small or young person, esp. one who is impudent; whippersnapper Derived forms squirter (ˈsquirter) noun Word origin LME squyrten, prob. altered < or akin to LowG & Du swirtjen, to squirt Synonyms of 'squirt'spurt, shoot, gush, burst spray, wet, sprinkle, shower spurt, jet, burst, gush pipsqueak, twerp, whippersnapper, squit More Synonyms of squirt British English: squirt VERB If you squirt a liquid somewhere or if it squirts somewhere, the liquid comes out of a narrow opening in a thin fast stream. He squirted ketchup onto the plate. - American English: squirt
- Brazilian Portuguese: esguichar
- Chinese: 喷出
- European Spanish: salir a chorros
- French: gicler
- German: spritzen
- Italian: spruzzare
- Japanese: ピュッとかける/ピュッと出る
- Korean: 찍 나오다
- European Portuguese: esguichar
- Latin American Spanish: salir a chorros
Chinese translation of 'squirt' vi to squirt out 喷(噴)射出 (pēnshèchū)
vt to squirt sth into/onto sth 将(將)某物喷(噴)入某物/到某物上 (jiāng mǒuwù pēnrù mǒuwù/dào mǒuwù shang)
n (c) - [of liquid]
喷流 (pēnliú)
Definition to force (a liquid) or (of a liquid) to be forced out of a narrow opening a splat of cream that squirts from a plastic container Definition to cover or spatter (a person or thing) with liquid in this way Its linings were simply squirted with oil. Definition a jet of liquid a squirt of air freshener Definition a small or insignificant person He was, by his own admission, `a bit of a squirt' as a kid. Synonyms pipsqueak (informal) twerp (British, informal) whippersnapper squit (British, informal) nerd or nurd (British, informal) Additional synonymsDefinition to come or go suddenly and forcibly Water burst through the dam and flooded their villages. Synonyms rush, run, break, pour, jet, surge, spill, break out, erupt, cascade, spout, gush forth Definition a sudden increase of effort short bursts of activity Synonyms rush, surge, fit, outbreak, outburst, spate, gush, torrent, eruption, spurt, outpouringDefinition to spread over a wide area Our aim is to diffuse new ideas obtained from elsewhere. Synonyms spread, distribute, scatter, circulate, disperse, dispense, dispel, dissipate, propagate, disseminate- squirm
- squirrel
- squirrel something away
- squirt
- stab
- stab someone in the back
- stabbing
Additional synonymsDefinition to burst forth suddenly and violently Lava erupted from the volcano and flowed over the ridge. Synonyms gush, burst out, be ejected, burst forth, pour forth, belch forth, spew forth or out Definition to speak or behave in an overenthusiastic manner Piping hot water gushed out of the tap. Synonyms flow, run, rush, flood, pour, jet, burst, stream, cascade, issue, spurt, spoutDefinition a sudden large flow of liquid I heard a gush of water. Synonyms stream, flow, rush, flood, jet, burst, issue, outburst, cascade, torrent, spurt, spout, outflowA cloud of white smoke jetted out from the trees. Synonyms stream, course, issue, shoot, flow, rush, surge, spill, gush, emanate, spout, spew, squirtDefinition a thin stream of liquid or gas forced out of a small hole benches equipped with water jets to massage your back and feet Synonyms stream, current, spring, flow, rush, flood, burst, spray, fountain, cascade, gush, spurt, spout, squirtDefinition to throw about in various directions He began by scattering seed and putting in plants. Synonyms throw about, spread, sprinkle, strew, broadcast, shower, fling, litter, sow, diffuse, disseminateDefinition to sprinkle with or as if with a shower They were showered with rice in the traditional manner. Synonyms cover, dust, spray, sprinkleDefinition to sprinkle (an object or a surface) with a liquid A delicious cold spray spattered my face. Synonyms splash, spray, sprinkle, soil, dirty, scatter, daub, speckle, splodge, bespatter, bestrew Definition to scatter (liquid or powder) in tiny drops over (something) Cheese can be sprinkled on egg and vegetable dishes. Synonyms scatter, dust, strew, pepper, shower, spray, powder, dredge Definition to move forward strongly and suddenly The crowd surged out from the church. Synonyms rush, pour, stream, rise, crowd, swell, spill, swarm, seethe, gush, well forth Additional synonymsDefinition a heavy rolling motion or sound He was overcome by a sudden surge of jealousy. Synonyms wave, rush, storm, outburst, torrent, eruptionDefinition to make wet Wet the fabric with a damp sponge before ironing. Synonyms moisten, spray, damp, dampen, water, dip, splash, soak, steep, sprinkle, saturate, drench, douse, irrigate, humidify, fertigate (Australian) |