spouting (Meaning)

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spouting (s)

propelled violently in a usually narrow stream

The volcano erupted violently, spouting lava into the air.
The geyser spouted boiling water into the sky, creating a spectacular display.
The whale emerged from the depths, spouting a powerful stream of water.
The fountain spouted water gracefully into the air, creating a mesmerizing pattern.
The punctured pipe spouted water, creating a deluge that soaked the surroundings.
The angry child spouted insults at his classmate, causing tension to rise.
The politician spouted empty promises, hoping to sway voters to his side.
The writer's pen spouted words onto the paper, creating a captivating story.
The tear gas canister spouted a cloud of irritating smoke, forcing people to retreat.
The wounded deer spouted blood from its injuries, a pitiful sight to behold.

propelled violently in a usually narrow stream

spewing, rushing,pouring, jetting, squirting, swooshing,streaming, issuing, splashing, rolling

trickling, trickling, dropping,dripping, dropping, dripping, weeping, leaking, bleeding, oozing

The volcano erupted violently, spouting lava into the air.

The geyser spouted boiling water into the sky, creating a spectacular display.

The whale emerged from the depths, spouting a powerful stream of water.

The fountain spouted water gracefully into the air, creating a mesmerizing pattern.