squirts

Jets out forcefully

Squirts is the plural of squirt and the third-person singular present tense of the verb.

A squirt is a thin stream of liquid forced out through a small opening, or the act of producing such a stream: a few squirts of lemon juice.

To squirt is to eject liquid in this way.

Squirt is also an informal, slightly dismissive term for a small or insignificant person, especially a child: Listen here, squirt.

ejection

spray

Dispersed liquid droplets

  • spurtSudden forceful discharge
  • jetForced fluid stream
  • streamSteady continuous flow

shoot · expel · discharge · emit · release · spew · gush · blast · burst · propel

slang

kid

Child or young goat

pipsqueak · runt · tyke · twerp · shrimp · little one · junior · munchkin · whippersnapper · ankle-biter

liquid

water

Clear essential liquid

  • juiceExtracted fruit liquid
  • inkWriting fluid
  • oilSlippery viscous fluid

lotion · sauce · ketchup · mustard · lemon · citrus · milk · cream · soap · detergent

diarrhea

runs

Moves fast on foot

digestive · intestinal · stomach bug · travelers · Montezuma · bathroom · urgent · watery · gastric · illness

Categories
Opposites
fluid motion/pressure

squirtstrickles

Flows in drops

oozes · seeps · drips · dribbles · leaks

dispersal vs. collection

squirtsabsorbs

Takes in fully

gathers · collects · sucks in · soaks up · pools

SIZE/STATURE (slang)

squirtsgiants

Beings of immense stature

big shots · heavyweights · bigwigs · big cheeses · VIPs

Phrases
Family

squirt, squirted, squirting

Familiarity
Top 50,000
Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated PG