spouting
/ˈspaʊ tɪŋ/
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Definition(s):
- (adj) propelled violently in a usually narrow stream
Usage(s):
- Ali the slogan-spouting Black Muslim.
- Eighty-six years ago, Hitler attempted to arouse the anger of his fellow Germans by spouting half truths and utter nonsense - exactly what Glenn Beck is doing in 2009.
- There is Raquel herself, who wanders about in virtual unemployment, spouting pendulous philosophy la Vidal and a lot of pointlessly dirty words.
Quotes
- "Senator McCain suggests that somehow, you know, I'm green behind the ears and I'm just spouting off and he's somber and responsible," Obama said. "This is a guy who sang, bomb, bomb, bomb Iran, who called for the annihilation of North Korea....on Oct 7, 2008 By: Barack Obama Source: AFP
- "If Joe was the cuddly, friendly face of the Liberal Party but spouting Nick Minchin's lines that would destroy him and destroy the party," Mr Turnbull said.on Nov 28, 2009 By: Malcolm Turnbull Source: Special Broadcasting Service
- "Since I am in fact, not guilty, and the evidence is so flimsy, I assume reasonable people understand that it would be neither believable nor sensible if I suddenly started spouting false remorse for acts I did not commit," Black told the...on Dec 10, 2007 By: Conrad Black Source: Chicago Sun-Times
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