87 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Spume' in a Sentence
"To expel or release foam or froth, often forcefully or in a spewing manner." more
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The ocean waves spume as they crash against the rocks.
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The chef watched the mixer spume out a fluffy batter for the cake.
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The waves spume against the rocks, creating a white froth.
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The winemaker observed the fermenting grapes spume in the barrel.
The chef used a hand blender to spume the pancake batter, creating fluffy and delicious breakfast treats.
The excited children watched the soda can spume with bubbles as they opened it.
The excited crowd was spuming with anticipation before the concert started.
By the final act, the magician's hat will have spumed a flurry of colorful ribbons, astonishing the crowd.
The champagne bottle will be spuming with bubbles when opened at the celebration.
The volcanic eruption is spuming hot lava into the air.
The turbulent river will have spumed over the rocks, creating a challenging course for kayakers.
As the volcano becomes more active, it will be spuming molten lava into the sky.
The angry sea is spuming along the rocky coastline.
The overheated engine of the spaceship will spume exhaust gases as it launches into space.
The soda fountain spumes carbonated drinks into waiting cups.
The waterfall is spuming mist as it cascades down the mountain.
After the turbulent storm, the waterfall shall have been spuming vigorously.
The angry cat spumes hissing sounds when approached.
The espresso machine will spume a rich crema atop the freshly brewed coffee.
The volcano shall have been spuming ash for days, causing widespread disruption.
The overheated radiator was spuming steam into the cold room.
During the intense storm, the powerful wind will spume sand across the deserted beach.
The volcano erupted, causing hot lava to spume out of the crater.
The excited crowd will spume cheers when their favorite team scores a goal.
In the intense battle, the machine gun had been spuming bullets, creating a wall of fire.
The turbulent sea will spume forth waves against the rugged cliffs.
The washing machine can spume soap bubbles during a wash cycle.
The stormy sea began to spume forth waves, creating a mesmerizing sight for the sailors.
The erupting volcano will have spumed molten lava into the sky, creating a mesmerizing yet dangerous spectacle.
The volcano was spuming molten lava, creating a spectacular display.
The furious argument was spuming harsh words between the siblings.
The whale's blowhole caused it to spume water into the air, delighting the onlookers.
The overheated engine will have spumed smoke, signaling a need for immediate maintenance.
The tea kettle begins to spume steam when the water is boiling.
As the pressure released, the shaken soda can spumed fizzy liquid all over the kitchen counter.
The old chimney has been spuming soot for years.
The overheated rhetoric has been spuming in the heated debate.
The pressure in the soda can had built up, and when opened, it had spumed soda all over the table.
The aggressive cat has been spuming at the sight of a rival feline.
The overheated car radiator is spuming steam on the side of the road.
The energetic dance performance has spumed sweat on the stage.
After vigorously shaking the bottle, the champagne spumed out with a satisfying pop during the celebration.
The whale spumed water through its blowhole, creating a misty fountain in the ocean breeze.
The old fountain in the garden shall have been spuming water endlessly.
The overheated engine had been spuming steam as the car came to a halt.
The overheated coffee had been spuming as it spilled over the rim of the cup.
The angry protester has been spuming passionate arguments at the rally.
The geysers in Yellowstone National Park will be spuming hot water and steam intermittently.
The chef's concoction has been spuming with flavor in the simmering pot.
The industrial machine will be spuming sparks during the manufacturing process.
The barista's expertly steamed milk has been spuming atop the espresso.
The pressure release valve on the steam engine will be spuming steam during the journey.
The malfunctioning engine was spuming smoke on the side of the road.
By the time we return to the beach, the waves shall have been spuming along the shore.
The detergent made the washing machine spume with bubbles during the cleaning cycle.
After simmering for hours, the pot of soup will have spumed delicious aromas throughout the kitchen.
The turbulent river is spuming foam as it rushes over the rapids.
After the eruption, the volcano had spumed ash and smoke into the atmosphere.
As the espresso machine operates, it spumes out a rich, aromatic coffee.
The barista is spuming milk to create a perfect latte art.
The chemical reaction in the laboratory flask will be spuming gases as it progresses.
Volcanic eruptions have spumed hot ash into the atmosphere.
The upset toddler is spuming tears after dropping her ice cream cone.
The sewage treatment plant will be spuming cleaned water back into the river.
With each spin, the cotton candy machine will have spumed strands of sugary delight for the eager children.
By the end of the performance, the passionate singer will have spumed powerful lyrics that resonate with the audience.
After shaking the soda can vigorously, it will spume out fizzy bubbles upon opening.
The volcanic eruption caused the lava to spume out, posing a threat to the nearby villages.
The cappuccino machine will be spuming frothy milk for the perfect coffee.
The excited chef watched the cake batter spume in the mixing bowl.
By the time the storm subsides, the waves will have spumed against the cliffs, leaving a salty residue.
The stormy waves spumed against the rugged cliffs, creating a spectacular display of seafoam.
The espresso machine is spuming steam as it brews a rich cup of coffee.
A malfunctioning radiator can spume steam unexpectedly.
The artist used a spray can to spume vibrant colors on the canvas.
The turbulent sea spumes forth waves of white foam.
As the chemical reaction proceeds, the beaker shall have been spuming gases.
After the intense argument, her emotions will have spumed forth, leaving a strained atmosphere in the room.
In the chemistry experiment, the reaction will spume a colorful mixture of chemicals.
By the time the ship reached the shore, it had spumed a frothy trail behind it.
The malfunctioning coffee machine is spuming hot water all over the kitchen counter.
The pressure washer will spume water with force to clean the stubborn grime off the patio.
The cauldron is spuming with a magical potion in the wizard's lair.
The overheated radiator in the old car will spume steam on the highway.
The chef watched the milk spume as he frothed it for the cappuccino.
The turbulent waves have spumed sea foam along the shoreline.
As the champagne bottle popped open, it had spumed bubbles in celebration.
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