Definition
Definition of spouter - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
- He's such a spouter at meetings.
2.
marine lifeTECH. whale known for spouting waterTECH.
- The spouter was visible from the shore.
3.
flow deviceTECH. device that releases liquid or gasTECH.
- The fountain's spouter needed repair to stop the leak..
4.
energyTECH. oil well actively producing oilTECH.
- The spouter was a significant discovery for the company.
Images of spouter

whale known for spouting water 
oil well actively producing oil
Origin of spouter
Dutch, spuiten (to spout)
Examples of spouter in a sentence
Everyone avoided the spouter at the conference. A spouter breached near the boat, delighting the tourists. The crew spotted a spouter in the distance. The spouter in the garden created a beautiful water arc. The old spouter in the kitchen was finally replaced. The new spouter increased the region's oil output significantly.
Investors were excited about the potential of the spouter.
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- French:bavard, baleine soufflante, ...
- German:Schwätzer, Pottwal, ...
- Italian:chiacchierone, spouter, ...
- Spanish:charlatán, cachalote, ...
- Portuguese:falador, baleia, ...
- Chinese:长舌者, 喷水鲸, ...
- Japanese:おしゃべり, 噴出するクジラ, ...
- Arabic:ثَرْثَار, حُوت نَافِث, ...
- Hebrew:מְפַטְפֵּט, לוִיתָן נוֹפֵץ, ...
- Russian:болтун, кит-фонтанщик, ...
- Ukrainian:балакун, кит, ...
- Hindi:बातूनी, स्पाउटर, ...
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