spurt (noun)

1. During their candlelit dinner, John opened the champagne bottle and a romantic spurt of bubbly liquid erupted from it.

2. The artist captured the spurt of paint from the paintbrush and used it to create an abstract masterpiece.

3. In the cartoon, the character's eyes bulged out and then a spurt of water shot from their mouth in surprise.

4. The miracle was believed to be the spurt of holy water that gushed out from the sacred spring in the presence of the faithful.

1. In the comic strip, the superhero suddenly spurted into action, saving the city from destruction.

2. During the stand-up comedy show, the comedian spurted out a hilarious punchline which had the audience roaring with laughter.

3. In the action movie, the car chase scene had the vehicles spurt across the screen at a rapid pace.

4. When the couple finally confessed their love for each other, their hearts started to spurt with a sudden burst of emotions.

1. As the vampire attacked its victim, blood spurted from the neck in a horrifying gush.

2. In the climax of the novel, the protagonist's emotions spurted out in a sudden stream, revealing their hidden desires.

3. According to Greek mythology, the fountain of Pirene in Corinth spurted forth when Pegasus struck the ground with his hoof.

4. The modernistic design of the building featured a unique water feature where water would spurt out in a sudden jet, creating a stunning visual effect in the courtyard.