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spirt

/ spɜːt /

noun

  1. See spurt
    a variant spelling of spurt


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Jim Hake, founder of Spirt of America, said “word of mouth is the most powerful form of marketing you can get.”

Once a thrust from Shurin touched his cheek and made the blood spirt.

The mixture in the retort should not be allowed to spirt over.

The signal is given, and seven hundred guns begin a conversation fit to make the blood spirt from your ears.

One spirt from the arm of a man when he is being bled sets every nerve to trembling, and sometimes sends me fainting to the floor.

A slight spirt of water came through the regulating cock at the same instant, as if the dead cat had spit in his face.

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