Spout ( verb , noun )

(As a verb)

Spout ( verb )

1. To pour out or emit in a stream or jet.
2. To speak or utter in a continuous or rapid manner.

Origin:

Middle english spouten, from old english spūtan; akin to old high german spuoten to spit and probably to sanskrit sphāt to burst out.

Examples:

1. The geyser spouted hot water high into the air.
2. The water spouted out of the broken pipe.
3. The volcano spouted ash and lava.
4. He spouted off his opinions without giving anyone else a chance to speak.
5. She spouted out the poem she had memorized.

(As a noun)

Spout ( noun )

1. To pour out or emit in a stream or jet.
2. To speak or utter in a continuous or rapid manner.

Origin:

Middle english spouten, from old english spūtan; akin to old high german spuoten to spit and probably to sanskrit sphāt to burst out.

Examples:

1. The geyser spouted hot water high into the air.
2. The water spouted out of the broken pipe.
3. The volcano spouted ash and lava.
4. He spouted off his opinions without giving anyone else a chance to speak.
5. She spouted out the poem she had memorized.