To drive or eject in a stream out of a narrow pipe or orifice; as, to squirt water
If you squirt a liquid somewhere or if it squirts somewhere, the liquid comes out of a narrow opening in a thin fast stream. Norman cut open his pie and squirted tomato sauce into it The water squirted from its throat Squirt is also a noun. It just needs a little squirt of oil
A whitewater kayak of low volume, one so lacking in buoyancy that it may be deliberately submerged to perform tricks, as in Freestyle
wet with a spurt of liquid; "spurt the wall with water" cause to come out in a squirt; "the boy squirted water at his little sister
Pumper with an elevating boom mounted on the chassis for delivering a stream of water above ground level Most Squirts are 75 feet or shorter, but they are manufactured up to 100 feet long The first Squirt-type apparatus used in Monroe County was a 50-foot Tele-Squrt mounted on a Ford pumper chassis and operated by the North Greece FD "Squrt 1" (that's how they spelled it) eventually became Squrt 275 and then was retired and sold to another department outside the area A Squirt is not strictly an aerial because the elevating booms are relatively short and because they cannot be used for climbing or rescue All engines with Squirts mounted on them in Monroe County are classified as Pumpers