spurting's Usage Examples:

Also known as arterial bleeding, arterial spurting, or arterial gushing, the amount of blood loss can be copious, occur very.

Then, when Sponge drains, after a few seconds, Pump begins spurting again.

featured Lita standing in front of a spiderweb holding a broken blood-spurting guitar.

spreads across the floor from under an open door, and the Fury has blood spurting from an orifice.

which Eminem shoots himself under the chin in frustration, with blood spurting from the exit wound.

fountain of water often contains glochidia, and it is suggested that this spurting behavior may facilitate dispersal of mussel larvae (video).

Water jets spurting from the animals mouths were conceived to give the impression of speech.

Main stage, the Big Top FIRE FIELD hosting the Arcadia's Spider (a flame spurting 15-metre high metal spider!) BOLLYWOOD FIELD hosting the big Bollywood.

Dementyeva false-started once, then won the event by two meters after spurting to the lead after the start.

of the Crucifixion, Ecclesia may hold a chalice that catches the blood spurting from the side of Christ; she often holds the chalice as an attribute in.

aging Sicilian champion Entellus defeats the young Trojan Dares, blood spurting from his injured head.

these pointing towards Christ, and blood can be seen dripping or even spurting in jets from fresh wounds caused by these.

[sniff] Sam Peckinpah!" before he is gunned down in slow motion, with much spurting blood (and the caption "Tee Hee").

she walks barefooted, and the Cornucopia appears, causing problems by spurting out food and animals.

to lose ground around the unfavourable bend in the river, with Oxford spurting and gaining almost one length in ten strokes.

Tree pub was responded to by Cambridge who held a half-length lead before spurting again to go clear before Harrods Furniture Depository.

This causes problems by spurting out food and animals, including a massive flock of chickens.

Synonyms:

spouting; jetting; running; squirting;

Antonyms:

dishonour; sporadic; crosswise; malfunctioning; standing;