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Meanings of spouting in English
Usage of spouting in English
1
She's seen spouting coronavirus conspiracy theories as a staff member calls police.
2
She was spouting hurtful claims without being sure where they came from.
3
I'm not spouting lines from an Isaac Asimov novel, but citing reality.
4
Tom thought she was about to start spouting steam from her nostrils.
5
The interrupted outer circle of water motifs represent Nereids driving spouting fish.
6
Cary's roof was mute, and I imagine the spouting was cleaned regularly.
7
He let go his grip and came up to the surface, spouting.
8
The bird leaped back to its perch, spouting a garble of Spanish.
9
And Algernon went on spouting unintelligible talk under a torrent of blows.
10
There were dozens of them spouting and showing their backs above water.
11
Kevin has been spouting optimistic one-liners, none of which he truly believes.
12
Roaring flame, and spouting showers of sparks, poured through the broken skylight.
13
And Sylvie's always spouting off in that demon's voice at unexpected moments.
14
I can see it with my eyes-black, and spouting flames from behind.
15
There was a crash of wood, a swift jet of spouting liquor.
16
He was watching everything... Richard Burton was just drinking and spouting Shakespeare.
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Spouting across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common