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spurt; splash; burst; shatter
Meanings
2 senses · 10 examplesverb
to spurt; to splash; to jet out
Used to describe liquid, sparks, or other small particles flying outward forcefully.
Sparks fly in all directions when forging iron.
The tide rushed in, and milky white waves splashed up beside the reef.
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After being silent for a long time, he finally blurted out a sentence.
The oil in the pan was too hot, and it splashed up as soon as water was added.
The water pipe burst, and water jetted out from the crack.
verb
to burst; to shatter; to crack suddenly
Describes something breaking or shattering suddenly with force.
Water pipes easily freeze and burst in winter.
The glass cup fell to the ground and shattered.
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The rock cracked under enormous pressure.
He was so angry that he threw his phone on the ground, and the screen shattered instantly.
The old wall cracked open during the earthquake.