How Do You Spell SPOUTING?

Pronunciation: [spˈa͡ʊtɪŋ] (IPA)

The word "spouting" is spelled with the letters S-P-O-U-T-I-N-G. The phonetic transcription for this word is /ˈspaʊ.tɪŋ/. The initial sound /sp/ is followed by the diphthong /aʊ/, and the final sound is a voiceless /t/ followed by the nasal consonant /ŋ/. The pronunciation of this word can sometimes be confusing for non-native speakers, but with practice, it can become easier to say correctly. "Spouting" can refer to the act of emitting a liquid or gas forcefully or continuously from a narrow opening.

SPOUTING Meaning and Definition

1. Spouting is an active verb that refers to the act of forcefully ejecting or projecting a liquid, gas, or mixture, often accompanied by a sound. It typically involves the rapid and forceful release of a substance through a confined or restricted opening, resulting in a jet-like or fountain-like discharge. This term is commonly used to describe the action and sound of liquids or gases being forcefully expelled or gushing out of a container, pipe, or natural source.

   Spouting can occur in various contexts and can be driven by different mechanisms. For example, a spouting geyser erupts as a result of underground volcanic activity causing hot water and steam to forcefully burst out of the earth's surface. Similarly, a spouting fountain uses pressurized systems or pumps to propel water into the air in an aesthetically pleasing display. Spouting can also refer to the forceful discharge of water or other fluids from a pipe or hose due to high pressure or blockages being suddenly removed.

   This term is not only limited to fluids and gases but can also be metaphorically used to describe the action of expressing or uttering something forcefully, often in a passionate or emotional manner. For instance, one might say that a speaker was spouting ideas during a heated debate, emphasizing the forceful and enthusiastic delivery of their opinions or arguments.

   Overall, spouting captures the essence of forceful ejection or projection, whether it pertains to liquids, gases, or the passionate expression of ideas.

2. • Throwing or issuing in a stream from a pipe; haranguing.

   • A speech, in contempt.

   Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.

Common Misspellings for SPOUTING

• somting
• sourting
• spottin
• suporting
• spooting
• sptting
• spruting
• sounting
• soporting
• souding
• specting
• spltting
• souting
• sportint
• sprorting
• scuting
• spporting
• snoting
• soluting
• spting
• softing
• sproting
• spottings
• sportin
• spating
• sparting
• spueing
• scourting
• sportting
• stooting
• rporting
• saporting
• spelting
• puuting
• spotiing
• pouding
• spenting
• spoening
• spottong
• spouring
• spiuting
• spouiting
• spoutingb
• sputing
• spoutting
• Spauting
• stouding
• spoutigns
• spoutingss
• sqauting
• Spaufing
• Skonting
• spoutir
• spouins

Etymology of SPOUTING

The word "spouting" can have a couple of different origins, depending on its context.

1. As a verb form of the word "spout", meaning to emit or discharge in a stream or jet, the etymology is derived from Middle English "spouten" and Old English "spūtan". These words can be traced back to the Proto-Germanic language and the word "spūtōną", which means "to spit" or "to spew". This Proto-Germanic word is also closely related to the Old Norse word "spjóta", meaning "to spit" or "to eject".

2. In the context of maritime terminology, "spouting" refers to the action of a whale blowing air forcefully through its blowhole. The word is derived from the noun form "spout", which came from Middle English "spowten".

Similar spelling words for SPOUTING

• spitting,
• speeding,
• spotting.

Plural form of SPOUTING is SPOUTINGS

Conjugate verb Spouting

CONDITIONAL

I would spout

we would spout

you would spout

he/she/it would spout

they would spout

FUTURE

I will spout

we will spout

you will spout

he/she/it will spout

they will spout

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have spouted

we will have spouted

you will have spouted

he/she/it will have spouted

they will have spouted

PAST

I spouted

we spouted

you spouted

he/she/it spouted

they spouted

PAST PERFECT

I had spouted

we had spouted

you had spouted

he/she/it had spouted

they had spouted

PRESENT

I spout

we spout

you spout

he/she/it spouts

they spout

PRESENT PERFECT

I have spouted

we have spouted

you have spouted

he/she/it has spouted

they have spouted

I am spouting

we are spouting

you are spouting

he/she/it is spouting

they are spouting

I was spouting

we were spouting

you were spouting

he/she/it was spouting

they were spouting

I will be spouting

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they will be spouting

I have been spouting

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I will have been spouting

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I would have spouted

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I would be spouting

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I would have been spouting

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