Squirting

Squirting refers to the forceful ejection of a liquid, often in a thin stream or jet, from a confined space or opening. This action can be caused by pressure, muscular contraction, or a sudden release. The term can describe natural bodily functions like urination or ejaculation, or describe the act of expelling liquids artificially, like from a bottle or a water gun. It implies a sudden, often rapid and somewhat uncontrolled, release. The object receiving this 'squirting' can have several outcomes as wetness, messiness, or even an unpleasant feel depending on the substance.

Squirting meaning with examples

• The hose, left unattended, began squirting water wildly, drenching the unsuspecting gardener and creating a playful chaos in the garden. He scrambled to turn the water off. The dog was ecstatic. The birds then gathered in droves, it was certainly a squirt.
• As the pressure built, the champagne bottle finally gave way, squirting its contents across the room and showering the celebrating guests, much to their delight, with bubbles and the sweet nectar of success. What a celebration for such a squirt!
• The young child, giggling with glee, aimed the water gun at his sister, squirting her face and hair in a playful attack, prompting her to shriek with mock indignation and start a joyful water fight. Now that's the right type of squirt!
• During the medical procedure, a syringe was used to inject the medication, squirting the life-saving fluid into the patient's arm with a swift and precise motion, thus saving a life with that squirt.