Squirt | Mean of squirt in English Dictionary

/ˈskwɚt/

• Verb
• to suddenly force (a liquid) out through a small opening
1. He squirted some oil on the door hinge.
2. She squirted ketchup all over her fries.
3. Some snakes can squirt venom from their mouths.
• to suddenly be forced out through a small opening
1. Water squirted out from/of a hole in the pipe.
2. Juice from the lemon squirted into my eye.
• to make (someone or something) wet with a stream of liquid
1. My brother squirted me with the hose. [=made me wet with water from the hose]
2. He squirted the door hinge with oil.
• Noun

• a small amount of liquid that is produced by squeezing or squirting something
1. He added a squirt of lemon (juice) to the fish.
• an annoying person who is small and usually young
1. an annoying little squirt who kept pestering me
2. Listen squirt, I'm in charge here.