16 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 winemaker observed the fermenting grapes spume in the barrel.
By the final act, the magician's hat will have spumed a flurry of colorful ribbons, astonishing the crowd.
The overheated engine of the spaceship will spume exhaust gases as it launches into space.
The soda fountain spumes carbonated drinks into waiting cups.
After the turbulent storm, the waterfall shall have been spuming vigorously.
As the pressure released, the shaken soda can spumed fizzy liquid all over the kitchen counter.
The overheated rhetoric has been spuming in the heated debate.
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 barista's expertly steamed milk has been spuming atop the espresso.
After the eruption, the volcano had spumed ash and smoke into the atmosphere.
The chemical reaction in the laboratory flask will be spuming gases as it progresses.
After shaking the soda can vigorously, it will spume out fizzy bubbles upon opening.
The stormy waves spumed against the rugged cliffs, creating a spectacular display of seafoam.
After the intense argument, her emotions will have spumed forth, leaving a strained atmosphere in the room.
The malfunctioning coffee machine is spuming hot water all over the kitchen counter.
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