bespew in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

BESPEW: to discharge or emit something, such as ash or waves, in a forceful or violent manner.

The volcano began to bespew ash and smoke, darkening the sky.
During the storm, the ocean seemed to bespew waves that crashed violently against the shore.
His anger caused him to bespew a torrent of insults that shocked everyone present.
The artist would often bespew colors onto the canvas, creating vibrant, chaotic masterpieces.
As the crowd cheered, the parade float would bespew confetti into the air.
The fountain was designed to bespew water high into the air, creating a stunning display.
When the dog barked, it seemed to bespew a series of excited yelps and howls.
The old machine began to bespew steam, signaling that it was time for maintenance.
In her frustration, she would sometimes bespew her thoughts without considering the consequences.
The fireworks exploded overhead, bespewing sparks of light in a dazzling array of colors.