In standard English, the noun "spout" refers to a projecting tube, lip, or nozzle fitted to a container, roof gutter, or plumbing fixture through which liquid is discharged or poured, such as the spout of a teapot or a whale's blowhole. As a verb, "spout" means to expel liquid in a forceful stream or jet, or colloquially, to express lengthy, pompous, or rapid opinions and speeches without pause.
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