spurting
ˈspərtɪŋ-
(adj)
spurting
propelled violently in a usually narrow stream
And with multiple spurts of cool water to cool us off after a fun time at the sandy beach, our favorite spot has become the new Splash Park at the St Augustine Beach Pier. staugustine.com
The Lady Vikings with the early spurt in this one, they work it to the baseline for #44 Eboni Payton and she delivers with the bucket. jhg.com
0The CBA Brothers used a fourth quarter spurt to pull away from its Kimber Road rivals and defeated Nottingham on the Bulldogs home turf 28-14 in our Toyota High School Game of the Week. stm.com
Fortunately, there was a spurt of action today that bodes well for the future. nj.com
Brokerage Windows' Growth Spurt. shrm.org
T-Spurt: Redskins utilize familiar formation . morrisdailyherald.com
Girard spurts past McDonald. vindy.com
Third-quarter spurt gives 'Cats blowout win. espn.go.com
T- Spurt : Redskins utilize familiar formation. morrisdailyherald.com
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Second-half spurt helps Bull Dogs escape Owls. tribtown.com
AMT/AMTDA report: Manufacturing growth spurt continues. plantengineering.com
Manheim's powersports growth spurt continues – July 24, 2006. powersportsbusiness.com
Cochran' spurt helps Wofford beat Hampton. clickondetroit.com
Memorial's late spurt delivers D-II boys title. fresnobee.com
We consider an energy-momentum distribution which is partly concentrated as a δ -distribution on a time-like worldline L, and partly distributed as a null fluid spurting out of L.
Photon rockets and gravitational radiation
Again, the balance between individual variable satisfaction and security derived from forced collaboration in a heterogeneous society may be seen in spurts.
Organization and Complexity in a Nested Hierarchical Spin-Glass like Social Space
The effect on the hillock was exactly as though a geyser had suddenly spurted up. "America's War for Humanity" by
From the bow spurted a white puff of smoke. "Dragon's blood" by
If an artery bleeds, the blood leaps in spurts, and is of a bright scarlet color. "A Practical Physiology" by
And given a clue in that way, we might take a fresh spurt, you know. "The Aeroplane Boys Flight" by
By mixing this ink with the spurt of water from the funnel, the Octopus leaves a thick cloud behind him. "Within the Deep" by
The prisoner saw him writhing in the dust with blood spurting from his mouth. "The Reign of Greed" by
The Indian gave a start, and I saw the blood spurt from his side. "The Young Trail Hunters" by
He puts on a spurt, but condition tells. "Sport and Work on the Nepaul Frontier" by
When Thor made this break he put on a sudden spurt of speed that left the dogs thirty or forty yards behind him. "The Grizzly King" by
Is it to spurt real water? "The Bicyclers and Three Other Farces" by
A far-flung sign
Glitters in indigo darkness
And spurts again rhythmically,
Spraying great drops
Red as a hemorrhage.
That tug my last spurt has expended —
Nose to nose! lip to lip! from the sound of the whip
He strains to the utmost extended.
So fast that folks must stop and stare;
An easy gait—two forty-five—
Suits me; I do not care;—
Perhaps, for just a single spurt,
Some seconds less would do no hurt.
With punch and bash and clout:
Each grimly hopeful that he might
Secure the glad knock-out.
And, as they watched the "claret" spurt,
The crowd feared someone might be hurt.
Led me then a marsh-way, cheerily--
Tho the quick ooze spurted drearily
Thro root-rotten curd and rock.
Things like water-ghouls
Slid slimily in pools.
Into his wine-vats armies go, his wine-vats steaming red:
The crimson vats of battle where he stalks, as in a den,
Drunk with the must of Hell that spurts beneath his iron tread.