Squirt
51Squirt — 1. insignificant, self assertive fellow; 2. short person; 3. little child or kid; 4. act of male urination …
52squirt — Australian Slang 1. insignificant, self assertive fellow; 2. short person; 3. little child or kid; 4. act of male urination …
53squirt — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) v. spray, jet, douche, hose, spatter. See ejection. n. spurt, jet, stream[let]; syringe, spray[er], atomizer; informal, upstart, runt, shrimp, imp, half pint (sl.), snot nose (sl.). See unimportance. II… …
54squirt — skwÉœrt /skwÉœËt n. act of squirting; thin stream of liquid, spurt v. spurt, shoot out in a thin stream (of liquid); cause to shoot out in a thin stream (of liquid) …
55squirt — In air to air refueling, a method of providing visual detection of a nearby aircraft. In practice, this is achieved by the donor aircraft dumping fuel and/or the receiver aircraft selecting afterburners, if so equipped …
56squirt — to defecate Normally of diarrhoea: Wharton... once grabbed Percy and scared him so bad that Percy squirted in his pants. (King, 1996) The squirts is diarrhoea, and also used as a mild insult, more in the singular than the plural: …
57squirt — verb 1》 (with reference to a liquid) be or cause to be ejected in a thin jet from a small opening. ↘wet with a jet of liquid. 2》 transmit (information) in highly compressed or speeded up form. noun 1》 a thin jet of liquid. ↘a device from… …
58squirt — I. v. a. Eject (through a syringe), spirt. II. n. Syringe …
59squirt — Noun. A diminutive and insignificant person. Derog. Informal …
60squirt — v 1. eject, ejaculate, emit, discharge, release, expel, spew out; shoot out, spurt, spout, jet, gush, rush, surge; effuse, flow out, run out, pour out, stream out, cascade, fall; issue, come out or forth, emanate, well forth. 2. wet, splash,… …
