squirt in Irish
squirt in Irish is scaird — squirt means to force liquid out in a quick, thin stream.
squirt in Irish
scaird
A small, quick stream; a jet.
scaird
(transitive, of a liquid) To cause to be ejected, in a rapid stream, from a narrow orifice.
What does "squirt" mean?
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verb To force liquid out in a quick, thin stream.
"She squirted ketchup onto her chips."
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noun A quick, thin jet of liquid.
"A squirt of lemon juice brightens the dish."
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noun Informal: a small child, or an annoyingly cocky young person.
"Watch it, squirt — this isn't your fight."
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squirt in a sentence
- She squirted ketchup onto her chips.
- He squirted water at his friends with the hose.
- A squirt of lemon juice brightens the dish.
- Watch it, squirt — this isn't your fight.
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What is "squirt" in Irish?
"squirt" in Irish is scaird. squirt means: To force liquid out in a quick, thin stream.
How do you use "squirt" in a sentence?
Example: "She squirted ketchup onto her chips." In Irish, "squirt" is scaird.
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