Squirted

Synonyms for "squirted" (112 found)

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Closest matches (23)

jet a nobody a nothing anklebiter blow out blowout cast forth cipher common man debouch decant discharge disembogue disgorge disgorgement dummy dysentery ejaculate ejaculation emission

Noun(2 words)

ankle-biter boy

Verb(1 words)

eject

Strong matches (33)

eruct eructation erupt eruption exhaust expel expulsion extravasate extravasation figurehead flow flush flux font fount fountain geyser gush insignificancy jackstraw

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lightweight little fellow little guy man in the street man of straw mediocrity nebbish nobody nobody one knows nonentity nothing

Verb(1 words)

force out

Noun(1 words)

jet

Related words (56)

obscurity outburst outpour pip squeak pip-squeak play pour pour forth pour out punk pup puppy runs runt rush scrub send forth send out shits shrimp

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skeet small fry small potato small potatoes spatter spew spit splash spout spouter sprat spray sprit spritz spurt spurtle squit stream surge throw out trots vomit vomit forth vomit out well whiffet whippersnapper

Noun(6 words)

pip-squeak semen small fry spirt spurt toddler

Verb(3 words)

skeet spurt squeeze out

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Sample sentences

7 total sentences available.

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Tom picked up the bottle of shampoo and squirted some in his hand.

Source: tatoeba (2837964)

Yoko squirted all over my face.

Source: tatoeba (8684967)

Tome squirted some washing-up liquid in the dishwasher, but regretted it afterwards.

Source: tatoeba (9004084)

Yanni grabbed the goat's teat, squeezed it gently, and milk squirted out of it.

Source: tatoeba (9699358)

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