spoutings
/ˈspaʊtɪŋz/
noun
- Streams or jets of liquid that are forced out of something, often with force or in a continuous flow.
- The whale's blowhole released spoutings of mist into the air.
- The broken pipe sent spoutings of water across the street.
- The fountain produced gentle spoutings that sparkled in the sunlight.
- Long, often repetitive or pompous speeches or writings.
- I had to sit through his spoutings on the importance of punctuality.
- The politician's spoutings about reform sounded hollow to the audience.
- Her spoutings on social media rarely contained any real facts.