Squirt (verb)

1. Cause a thin stream of liquid to be emitted from a small opening.
2. Eject (liquid) in a thin stream from a small opening.
3. Move suddenly and quickly in a particular direction.

Origin:

Early 17th century: of imitative origin.

Examples:

1. He squirted ketchup on his fries.
2. She squirted water from her water bottle.
3. The whale squirted a stream of water into the air.
4. The dog squirted out of the door.
5. He squirt out of the room before anyone could stop him.