squirt
/skwɜrt/
noun
- A thin, fast stream of liquid.
- He gave the plant a squirt of water.
- A squirt of mustard is all you need.
- The hose sent a squirt of water across the yard.
- A small amount of liquid forced out in a stream.
- She put a squirt of hand sanitizer on her palm.
- I need just a squirt of glue to fix this.
- Add a squirt of dish soap to the sink.
- A young or small person, often used playfully.
- My nephew is a cute squirt.
- Hey squirt, come help me with this.
- The little squirt hid behind the couch.
Synonyms
verb
- To force a liquid out of a narrow opening in a thin, fast stream.
- The whale squirted water from its blowhole.
- Be careful not to squirt lemon juice in your eye.
- She squirted ketchup onto her hot dog.
- To come out in a thin, fast stream.
- Water squirted from the broken pipe.
- The soda squirted all over the table when I opened the can.
- Juice squirted from the orange when I squeezed it.
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