1spurt 
/ˈspɚt/ verb
spurts; spurt·ed; spurt·ing /ˈspɚt/ verb 1 : to pour out or come out quickly and suddenly [no obj] ▪ Water spurted from the broken pipe. ▪ Blood was spurting out of his nose. ▪ Flames spurted from the open window. [+ obj] ▪ His nose spurted blood. 2 [no obj] : to move at a fast speed for a short distance
▪ He spurted [=sprinted] for the finish line.
▪ He spurted [=sprinted] for the finish line.
