Blurt

blurt, v.t. to utter suddenly or unadvisedly [From Blare Blush, blush, a red glow on the face caused by shame, modesty, . any reddish colour sudden appearance — v i to shew shame or confusion by growing red in the face: to grow red A.S. bly.se, a blaze. See Blaze, Blowze Bluster, blus'ter, v to make a noise like a blast — of wind to bully or swagger n. a blast or roaring as of the wind bullying or boasting language. [An augmentative of Blast,] Bo, ta, int. a word used to frighten children. Boa, bo'a, a genus ol serpents which includes the largest species of serpents, the Boa-constrictor a long serpent-like piece of fm wom round the neck by ladies. [Pcrh conn with L an ox.J