Spout | Mean of spout in English Dictionary

/ˈspaʊt/

• Verb
• to shoot out (a liquid) with force
1. The well was spouting oil.
2. The volcano spouted lava.
• to flow out with force
1. Blood spouted [=spurted] (out) from the wound.
• to say or talk about (something) in a way that is boring or annoying
1. He started spouting poetry.
2. He spouted off a long list of statistics to prove his point.
3. She kept spouting on and on about politics.
4. I'm tired of hearing him spout off about his adventures.
• Noun

• a tube, pipe, or hole out of which a liquid flows
1. Water was flowing from/down the spout.
2. the spout of a tea kettle
• a sudden strong stream of liquid
1. a spout of water/blood