squirt
verbUK /skwɜːt/
US /skwɜːrt/
To squirt means to make a liquid shoot out in a quick, thin stream.
She squirted some ketchup onto her fries.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A small, quick stream of liquid.
A squirt of lemon juice made the fish taste better.
3. A young or small person, often used playfully.
That little squirt can run faster than anyone here.
4. To wet something with a quick burst of liquid.
He squirted the plants with water from a bottle.