blurt out
Intermediate (B1)neutral
To say something accidentally before you have time to think about whether you should.
"She blurted out the surprise party details before anyone could stop her."
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Andrew Huberman · 14:49
Don't blurt out.
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Bravo · 8:32
Like you just like blurt out.
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Vanity Fair · 9:40
somehow like nervous you blurt out weird stuff.
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Tucker Carlson Network · 3:35
and they just blurt out what they think.