Spill-out Definition

verb

Used other than as an idiom: to spill out.

The water is spilling out of the jug.
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(intransitive, said of people) To exit (outside) in large quantities.
People were spilling out of the stadium after the game.
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(intransitive, said of emotions or feelings) To be released without constraint.
Abuse spilled out of her mouth.
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Spill-out Sentence Examples

  • When the antibodies encounter allergens, mast cells release granules, which spill out their chemicals onto the cells of nearby tissues, including blood vessels and nerves.

  • When the antibodies encounter allergens, they trigger release of the granules, which spill out their chemicals onto neighboring cells, including blood vessels and nerve cells.

  • Fill only to the indicator line because as it heats up, kerosene expands and if overfilled, the liquid could spill out and result in a fast spreading fire.

  • Milk spill The only container milk won't spill out of is an unopened waxed cardboard carton.

  • If the frame is not secure, the box could easily break open, allowing the dirt and everything within, to simply spill out into your yard.

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