25 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Squirt' in a Sentence

"To forcefully release a liquid in a stream through a narrow opening." more

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The water gun can squirt a stream of water during summer play.

During the water fight, she will squirt her friends with a water pistol.

As she cut the lemon, juice squirted onto her hands.

When you squeeze a lemon, it can squirt juice.

During the water fight, the children giggled as they tried to squirt each other with their water guns.

The chef will squirt a lemon wedge over the seafood dish for added flavor.

He was squirting ketchup on his fries with enthusiasm.

He had been squirting oil onto the rusty hinges to make them work smoothly.

He realized he had squirted too much ketchup on his burger.

During the water fight, my friend managed to squirt me with a water gun.

The child has squirted water from the toy onto the plants.

Be careful not to squeeze the ketchup bottle too hard, or it might squirt all over your plate.

As the firefighter aimed the hose at the flames, water began to squirt out with powerful force.

They have squirted colorful paint on the canvas.

As the artist painted, a burst of inspiration made her squirt vibrant colors onto the canvas.

The hairstylist was squirting hair dye onto the client's hair for a bold new look.

The chef will have squirted lemon juice on the fish to enhance its flavor.

In the garden, she will squirt insecticide on the plants to protect them from pests.

By the time the show is over, the clowns will have squirted water from their fake flowers.

I have squirted detergent onto the stain.

I am squirting sunscreen on my skin before heading to the beach.

The water gun will squirt a stream of water across the yard.

The playful dolphin would often squirt water from its blowhole into the air.

The chef had been squirting lemon juice over the salad for that extra zing.

The chef showed the children how to squirt lemon juice onto the salad for a burst of citrus flavor.

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