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51SPURT — Spinning Unguided Rocket Trajectory Contributor: CASI …
52spurt — spÉœrt /spÉœËt n. forcible gush; sudden outburst; stream, jet, squirt; marked increase of effort for a short time v. gush out suddenly and forcibly, spout, squirt, jet, burst, surge; make an increased effort for a short period of time …
53spurt — to ejaculate semen Usually of premature ejaculation: That had been excitement until the stupid bugger had spurted before he even got into her. (Seymour, 1997 bugger is here a term of abuse rather than a technical description) …
54spurt — verb 1》 gush or cause to gush out in a sudden stream. 2》 move with a sudden burst of speed. noun 1》 a sudden gushing stream. 2》 a sudden burst of activity or speed. Origin C16: of unknown origin …
55spurt — I. n. 1. Jet, sudden gushing. 2. Sudden effort, short exigency. II. v. n. [Written also Spirt.] Gush, spring out, stream out suddenly, jet, well, spout …
56spurt — v 1. spout, squirt, shoot out or up, spray, project; gush, jet, spring, burst forth, well forth or up or out; surge, swell, swash; pour, effuse, stream, flow, issue, emanate; emerge, come out, debouch, disembogue. 2. have a burst of energy,… …
57spurt — s ( en, er) SPORT sista kraftansträngning i tävling, ökad fart i tävling …
58Spurt — Spụrt , der; [e]s, Plural s, selten e <englisch> (schneller Lauf) …
59spurt — Kikī, mokī, mokīmokī, pakī, hanu u, kokoi …
60SPURT — Assembler (Unisys) …
