She dies spouting insults and damning prophecies to the newlyweds. He shows us a series of outtakes of him spouting bad attempts at catchphrases. She told him she had a nightmare, before spouting incoherent words and mysterious coordinates. A perpetual preoccupation with celestial phenomena often has him spouting cosmic metaphors. Meehan remarked that "Aliens spouting prophetic utterances are rare in UFO literature". The English word "geyser" (a periodically spouting hot spring) derives from Geysir. A tourist attraction, the fountain depicts whales spouting water out of their blowholes. Eugene McCarthy was a white knight tied backwards on his horse, spouting poetry. Or simply a vehicle to enable the spouting of scripture? She'd begged for a role that didn't require spouting slang and modeling lingerie. But he did comment, "some very entertaining moments here, with Russell spouting memorable tough-guy lines". The ship was "twisted, lifted from the water", and began spouting flames as she sank. As a result, she began spouting blood with every breath she took. Is there any national spouting in Racine? "Wahoo" departed, leaving the fishing boat wrecked, spouting flame and smoke.