Spouts

The plural form of 'spout', which can function as both a noun and a verb. As a noun, 'spouts' refers to nozzles or openings through which liquids or gases are discharged, often with force. This includes features like the nozzle of a kettle or the geyser of water erupting from the earth. As a verb, 'spouts' signifies the act of ejecting a liquid or gas with force, or to utter or express something volubly, often with excessive enthusiasm or in a torrent of words, which could involve speaking, writing, or expressing an opinion. Figuratively, it may also indicate a sudden and unexpected burst of something.

Spouts meaning with examples

• The whale's blowhole spouts a massive column of water and mist, signaling its presence to nearby onlookers. This visual display, repeated regularly, is essential for the whale's respiration at the ocean surface. Watching the whale spout makes observing its movement throughout the day, a truly remarkable experience.
• The old teapot had multiple cracks, and when filled, it began to *spout* tea from various unforeseen locations. The guests chuckled at the spectacle of the tea spraying everywhere, and the hostess scrambled to clean it up, the event of this broken teapot will forever be etched in the memories.
• During the debate, the politician began to *spout* promises he had no intention of keeping, just to win the crowd over. His exaggerated rhetoric and unrealistic plans were transparent to some, while other audience members absorbed his speech and approved the propositions being laid out.
• The geyser spouts a steaming column of water high into the air, every hour, creating an awe-inspiring sight at the natural location, a geothermal marvel. Witnessing the periodic eruption is a highlight for tourists. The hot springs provide a unique thermal experience for visitors.