verb

blurt

to say suddenly, to blab, to let slip

He blurted out the secret by accident.

He blurted out the secret by accident.

blurt ((sth.)) out to say (sth.) suddenly He blurted out the secret.

blurt that ((clause)) to say suddenly that (clause) He blurted that he was leaving.

Synonyms: exclaim, let slip, cry out; Antonyms: conceal, suppress, hide

Onomatopoeic, imitating the sound of a sudden utterance.

'Blurt' sounds like a bubble of words bursting out of your mouth. Often used with 'out' as in 'blurt out'.

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