spouting en Árabe

and the columns of smoke which were spouting forth at various points of the landscape where the German troops were hidden, forming a line which appeared to lose itself in infinity.

“The drow is with the ranger,” Tephanis spouted, and the canine beast seemed to understand.

A walrus spouts much like a whale, but the walrus is not a fish, because he is amphibious.

He had been a graduate student madman, spouting what was not quite gibberish.

I didn't dare spout out a snappy comeback.

In the early morning a light mist had hung over the Volga, and after nine o'clock it had begun to spout with rain.

In the middle of the garden a little marble whale spouted its steady stream into a pool.

Pumps spouted, the periscope packings loosened, and water trickled into the cylinders.

She went to the small wet bar, picked up a heavy crystal decanter of scotch, and tilted the spout against a highball glass.

The roof was aglitter with splashes, and a motionless spout of water gushed from the meeting of two gutters at one corner.