squirt
//skwɜːrt//
Verb
squirtInfinitive
squirtPresent tense
squirtedPast tense
squirtedPast participle
squirtingPresent participle
squirtsThird-person singular
1
To cause liquid to be ejected from a narrow opening in a thin, fast stream or jet.
She squirted some ketchup onto her fries.
2
To wet or cover someone or something by squirting liquid.
The kids squirted each other with water guns.
3
(of liquid) To be ejected in a thin, fast stream from a narrow opening.
Water squirted from the broken pipe.
Noun
squirtSingular
squirtsPlural
1
A thin, fast stream of liquid ejected from a narrow opening.
A squirt of water came out of the hose.
2
A small amount of liquid squirted out.
Add a squirt of lemon juice to the salad.
3
(informal) A small or insignificant person, especially a young or short one.
Hey, squirt, you're too young to be here.