Pronunciation: /skwɜrt/
noun a small amount of liquid that is forced out in a thin, fast stream
A1 The baby accidentally squirted juice all over the table.
A2 I need to buy a new squirt bottle for cleaning.
B1 The chef added a squirt of lemon juice to the dish for extra flavor.
B2 She used a squirt gun to playfully spray water at her friends.
C1 The scientist conducted an experiment to measure the distance of a water squirt.
C2 The artist created a sculpture depicting a giant squirt of paint.
verb to cause liquid to be forced out in a thin, fast stream
A1 The baby squirted the water gun at the cat.
A2 I squirted some ketchup on my burger.
B1 She squirted some hand sanitizer on her hands before eating.
B2 The chef squirted lemon juice on the fish to add flavor.
C1 The scientist squirted a small amount of liquid into the test tube for the experiment.
C2 The artist squirted paint onto the canvas to create a unique design.
formal The chef gently squeezed the bottle to squirt a small amount of sauce onto the dish.
informal I accidentally squirted ketchup all over my shirt while trying to put it on my hotdog.
slang She squirted some perfume on before heading out to meet her friends.
figurative The comedian's jokes always seem to squirt out effortlessly during his stand-up routine.
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