spirt

t. & i. [SPURT, v.] A. Trans.: To throw, force out, or eject in a jet or stream. "Toads are sometimes observed to exclude or spirt out a dark and liquid matter behind."-Browne: Vulgar Errors, bk. iii., ch. xiii. IMG:content-0055.png:[blocks in formation] spir-tle, v. t. [Eng. spirt; frequent. suff. -le.] To spirt in a scattered manner. "The terraqueous globe particularly would by the centrifugal force of that motion, be soon di ipated and spirtled into the circumambient space."-Derham: Physico- Theology , bk. i., ch. v.