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Meaning spout meaning

What does spout mean?

spout

— verb (= gush) gush forth in a sudden stream or jet water gushed forth — verb (= rant) talk in a noisy, excited, or declamatory manner — noun an opening that allows the passage of liquids or grain

Synonyms spout synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as spout?

spout English » English

gush spurt jet nozzle spray squirt shoot gutter gush out stream flow waterspout sprinkle spirt rave rant mouthpiece mouth off mouth erupt emit eject downspout water trough water gate throw out spit spew sluice rainspout rabbit on pipe outlet outfall jabber gush forth fountain exude discharge chute burst into laughter blow bill beak well tube trough tongue tappet tang

Topics spout topics

What do people use spout to talk about?
Universe, creation Water

Movement of water

Conjugation spout conjugation

How do you conjugate spout?

spout · verb

Examples spout examples

How do I use spout in a sentence?

Movie subtitles

You big killer whale with smoke spout.
Let him spout for the moment.
You gotta catch it through details. like the early morning sunlight hitting the gray tin. of the rain spout in front of her house.
If they get Stringer and the others, the whole thing goes up the spout.
Has he a curious spout, all bushy and mighty quick and high, sir?
And his spout is a big one, like a whole shock of wheat.
Expect me to spout congratulations?
Then why spout 'em? You got a point.
But why does she spout such lies like that?
Say, Unc, when you guys spout crap, you do it on purpose?
That's five bob up the spout. Get out the way.
Did they pay you to spout this crap?
Four days' work up the bloody spout!
I sit here listening patiently, and all you do is spout nonsense.
Then how did it happen that I find a spider's web spun across the spout of a watering can?
And being overcome, you'll spout more banalities.
Wheat comes down through that spout.
And his spout is a big one, like a whole shock of wheat. And he fantails like a broken jib in a storm.
All my arrangements are already up the spout.
You do spout off a lot, johnny rob.
Jonas Persson and his wife were here, and I could only spout drivel.
Spout that poetry again, Parris.
You'd better shove your ammunition up the spout.
You can't drink from the spout!
We can fix that water spout in the kitchen, you know.
We need competent people, organizers, technicians, who're able to solve the problems of industrial society. not scatterbrains who spout nonsense. and very dangerous ideas.
She's lost her gun, we've got little or no provisions, my gun's up the spout.
I won't believe that great spout of tears came just from a few words of Bridey's.
Yeah, 'cause it means their bonus is up the spout.
Nothing up the spout, we're going in with the bayonets.
Unload! Nothing up the spout!
The electrics here are up the spout.

News and current affairs

Add to that the intrinsic uncertainty of foreign affairs, and it is unsurprising that politicians would rather spout empty lines than risk saying something that might blow up in their faces.

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