spout
spout
shoot water from blowhole
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What's the difference between spout / blow / spurt / squirt / jet / shoot
can mean exhale or emit a spray from a blowhole; slightly more general than 'spout'
The whale blew loudly as it surfaced.
to eject a short, sudden jet of liquid; emphasizes brief, forceful burst
A spout of water spurted from the injured hose.
to force out a small, narrow jet of liquid; suggests limited volume and often informal tone
The baby squid squirted ink into the water.
to emit in a focused, high-speed stream; stresses a concentrated, directional jet
A jet of water shot from the whale as it surfaced.
to send out quickly and forcefully in a straight line; often used for fast, directed jets
Water shot from the whale's blowhole as it lifted its head.
to flow out in a large, forceful stream; implies volume and sometimes emotional emphasis
Water gushed from the broken pipe.
to expel forcefully and often unpleasantly (smoke, liquid, lava); has negative or violent overtones
The volcano spewed ash and molten rock into the sky.
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How to pronounce spout and what this word means
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how to pronounce spout
/ˈspaʊt/
spout translation
spout
spout transcription
/ˈspaʊt/, /ˈspaʊt/
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spout meaning: what does it mean?
shoot water from blowhole
spout pronunciation: how do you pronounce it?
spout is pronounced as /ˈspaʊt/. Audio is available on this page when the word has a recording.
Is spout part of Sea Life vocabulary?
Yes, spout can be learned in the Sea Life topic. This semantic link helps build related word lists and topic-based practice.
Is spout part of Living Beings vocabulary?
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