squirt

S0687300 (skwûrt)v. squirt·ed, squirt·ing, squirts v.intr.1. To flow from a narrow opening in a thin forceful stream or jet; spurt.2. To issue in a thick flow: A dab of toothpaste squirted from the tube.3. To eject liquid in a forceful stream or thick flow: squeezed the lemon till it squirted.4. To move in a sudden dart or burst: "The pigeon squirted out of the old man's hand into the cage" (E. Annie Proulx).v.tr.1. To eject (liquid) forcibly in a thin stream from a narrow opening.2. To squeeze out or extrude in a thick flow: squirted a bead of caulk into the crack.3. To wet with a spurt of liquid.n.1. The act of squirting.2. An instrument, such as a syringe, used for squirting.3. A squirted jet of liquid.4. Slang a. A small or young person.b. An insignificant or contemptible person.

[Middle English squirten, possibly of Middle Dutch or Middle Low German origin; akin to Low German swirtjen.]

squirt′er n.

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(skwɜːt) vb1. to force (a liquid) or (of a liquid) to be forced out of a narrow opening2. (tr) to cover or spatter with liquid so ejectedn3. a jet or amount of liquid so ejected4. the act or an instance of squirting5. an instrument used for squirting6. informal a. a person regarded as insignificant or contemptibleb. a short person[C15: of imitative origin] ˈsquirter n

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v.i. 1. to eject liquid in a jet or spurt, as from a narrow orifice. v.t. 2. to cause (liquid or a viscous substance) to spurt or issue in a jet, as from a narrow orifice. 3. to wet or bespatter with a liquid or viscous substance so ejected. n. 4. the act of squirting. 5. a small spurt or jetlike stream of liquid or viscous substance. 6. Informal. a. a youngster, esp. a meddlesome or impudent one. b. a short person. c. an insignificant, self-assertive person, esp. one who is small or young. 7. an instrument for squirting, as a syringe. [1425–75; (v.) late Middle English, appar. variant of swirten, akin to Low German swirtjen with same sense; perhaps akin to swirl] squirt′er, n.

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In air-to-air refuelling, a means of providing visual detection of a nearby aircraft. In practice this is achieved by the donor aircraft dumping fuel and/or the receiver aircraft selecting afterburners, if so equipped.

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Past participle: squirted
Gerund: squirting

Imperative
squirt
squirt

Present
I squirt
you squirt
he/she/it squirts
we squirt
you squirt
they squirt

Preterite
I squirted
you squirted
he/she/it squirted
we squirted
you squirted
they squirted

Present Continuous
I am squirting
you are squirting
he/she/it is squirting
we are squirting
you are squirting
they are squirting

Present Perfect
I have squirted
you have squirted
he/she/it has squirted
we have squirted
you have squirted
they have squirted

Past Continuous
I was squirting
you were squirting
he/she/it was squirting
we were squirting
you were squirting
they were squirting

Past Perfect
I had squirted
you had squirted
he/she/it had squirted
we had squirted
you had squirted
they had squirted

Future
I will squirt
you will squirt
he/she/it will squirt
we will squirt
you will squirt
they will squirt

Future Perfect
I will have squirted
you will have squirted
he/she/it will have squirted
we will have squirted
you will have squirted
they will have squirted

Future Continuous
I will be squirting
you will be squirting
he/she/it will be squirting
we will be squirting
you will be squirting
they will be squirting

Present Perfect Continuous
I have been squirting
you have been squirting
he/she/it has been squirting
we have been squirting
you have been squirting
they have been squirting

Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been squirting
you will have been squirting
he/she/it will have been squirting
we will have been squirting
you will have been squirting
they will have been squirting

Past Perfect Continuous
I had been squirting
you had been squirting
he/she/it had been squirting
we had been squirting
you had been squirting
they had been squirting

Conditional
I would squirt
you would squirt
he/she/it would squirt
we would squirt
you would squirt
they would squirt

Past Conditional
I would have squirted
you would have squirted
he/she/it would have squirted
we would have squirted
you would have squirted
they would have squirted

Thesaurus

Noun	1.	squirt - someone who is small and insignificantpip-squeak, small frynobody, nonentity, cypher, cipher - a person of no influence
	2.	squirt - the occurrence of a sudden discharge (as of liquid)spirt, spurt, jetoutpouring, discharge, run - the pouring forth of a fluidspray - a jet of vaporspritz - a quick squirt of some liquid (usually carbonated water)
Verb	1.	squirt - cause to come out in a squirt; "the boy squirted water at his little sister"eject, force out, squeeze outspritz - eject (a liquid) quickly; "spritz water on a surface"extravasate - force out or cause to escape from a proper vessel or channeldischarge - pour forth or release; "discharge liquids"
	2.	squirt - wet with a spurt of liquid; "spurt the wall with water"wet - cause to become wet; "Wet your face"squish - put (a liquid) into a container or another place by means of a squirting action

squirt

verb1. spurt, shoot, gush, burst, jet, surge, erupt, spew The water squirted from its throat.2. spray, wet, sprinkle, shower, scatter, diffuse, spatter, atomize Its linings were simply squirted with oil.noun1. spurt, jet, burst, gush, surge, eruption a squirt of air freshener2. pipsqueak, twerp (Brit. informal), whippersnapper, squit (Brit. informal), nerd or nurd (Brit. informal) He was, by his own admission, `a bit of a squirt' as a kid.

squirt

verbTo eject or be ejected in a sudden thin, swift stream:jet, spout, spray, spurt.noun1. A sudden swift stream of ejected liquid:jet, spout, spray, spurt.2. Informal. An insignificant but arrogant and obnoxious young person:pup, puppy.Slang: twerp.

Translations

喷出喷射

squirt

(skwəːt) verb to (make a liquid etc) shoot out in a narrow jet. The elephant squirted water over itself; Water squirted from the hose. 喷射，喷出

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take a squirt

vulgar slang To urinate. Could you pull over? I need to take a squirt.See also: squirt, take

the squirts

vulgar slang Diarrhea. Never drink tap water in this country, unless you want to end up with a savage case of the squirts.See also: squirt

take a leak

vulgar slang To urinate. Could you pull over? I need to take a leak.See also: leak, take

squirt at (someone or something)

1. Of a liquid, to eject, flow, or issue forth in the direction of someone or something in one or more forceful spurts. I can feel water squirting at us, but I can't see where it's coming from! She pierced the steamed pudding with a fork, and hot molten chocolate squirted right at her face.2. To eject or issue forth (some liquid) in the direction of someone or something in one or more forceful spurts. A noun or pronoun can be used between "squirt" and "at" to specify what is being squirted. The toy has a motion detector, and it squirts at you when you walk by. Some vandal squirted paint thinner at the famous painting, totally ruining it.3. To cause some contraption or implement to eject or issue forth some liquid in the direction of someone or something in one or more forceful spurts. In this usage, a noun or pronoun is used between "squirt" and "at." Mom told me to stop squirting my water gun at people in the courtyard below us. The doctor squirted the eye-dropper at my eyes.See also: squirt

squirt from (something)

1. To eject, flow, or issue forth from some source in one or more forceful spurts. Crude oil began squirting from the spot where my pickaxe had struck the earth. Molten chocolate squirted from the chocolate fondant.2. To eject or issue forth (some liquid) from some source in one or more forceful spurts. In this usage, a noun or pronoun is used between "squirt" and "from" to specify what is being squirted. The bullet-wound victim began squirting blood from his neck. The clown squirted water from the fake flower on her lapel.See also: squirt

squirt out

1. To eject, flow, or issue forth (from some source) in one or more forceful spurts. The doctor pulled back the bandage and blood started squirting out. Water squirted out of the small puncture in the pipe.2. To cause or force some liquid to eject, flow, or issue forth (from some source) in one or more forceful spurts. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "squirt" and "out." He took out the bottle from the fridge and squirted out some ketchup onto his burger. You can fill the water gun in the kitchen sink, but don't squirt any out in the house or I'll take it away!See also: out, squirt

squirt out of (something)

1. To eject, flow, or issue forth from some source in one or more forceful spurts. The doctor pulled back the bandage and blood started squirting out of the victim's neck. Water squirted out of the small puncture in the pipe.2. To cause some liquid to eject or issue forth out of some source in one or more forceful spurts. In this usage, a noun or pronoun is used between "squirt" and "out of" to specify what is being squirted. The bullet-wound victim began squirting blood out of his neck. He squirted some water out of the plastic bottle to cool down the overheating motor.See also: of, out, squirt

squirt from something

[for a liquid] to be ejected in a spurt from something. The water squirted from the hose. Juice squirted from the orange when I squeezed it.See also: squirt

squirt out(of someone or something)

[for something, especially a liquid] to gush or spurt forth from someone or something. In the horror movie, black stuff squirted out of this guy whenever he got angry. A lot of blood squirted out of the gash and I closed my eyes.See also: out, squirt

squirt something at someone or something

1. to direct a narrow stream of liquid onto someone or something. They squirted the water at the cat and it ran away. Who is squirting catsup at people? 2. to direct a device for squirting liquid at someone or something. Tom squirted the hose at the cat. Who is squirting the firehose at the front of the house?See also: squirt

squirt something out of something

and squirt something outto cause something to spurt out of something. He squirted a bit of the vaccine out of the syringe, making sure the needle was not clogged. He squirted out a bit of the vaccine.See also: of, out, squirt

take a leak

Inf. to urinate. (Crude. Use caution with the topic. Usually in reference to a male.) I gotta go take a leak. Back in a minute. He just went out to take a leak.See also: leak, take

take a leak

Urinate, as in Excuse me, I've got to take a leak. [ Vulgar slang; c. 1930] See also: leak, take

take a leak

INFORMAL, RUDEWhen a man takes a leak, he urinates. I've got to take a leak, keep your eye on my drink, will you?See also: leak, take

take a ˈleak

(slang) pass urine (= waste liquid) from the body: I’m just going to take a leak before we leave.See also: leak, take

squirt

1. n. a small person; a young child, especially a young boy. (Also a term of address.) Hey, squirt, come over here. 2. n. beer or champagne. How about a nice bubbly glass of squirt?

the squirts

n. a case of diarrhea. He’s got the squirts and can’t go out. See also: squirt

take a leak

and take a piss and take a squirt tv. to urinate. (Crude. Often objectionable. Usually in reference to a male. Leak is the mildest and piss is the strongest.) I gotta go take a leak. Back in a minute. We stopped at a rest area so old Harry could take a piss. See also: leak, take

take a squirt

verbSee take a leakSee also: squirt, take

take a leak

Vulgar Slang To urinate.See also: leak, take

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verb spurt

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verb spray

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noun spurt

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noun pipsqueak

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verb to eject or be ejected in a sudden thin, swift stream

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noun a sudden swift stream of ejected liquid

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noun an insignificant but arrogant and obnoxious young person

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noun someone who is small and insignificant

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noun the occurrence of a sudden discharge (as of liquid)

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verb cause to come out in a squirt

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verb wet with a spurt of liquid

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