[
UK
/spɹˈɪts/
]
VERB
-
eject (a liquid) quickly
spritz water on a surface -
cover (a location) wholly or partially by squirting a liquid onto it
Spritz the lawn with water
NOUN
- a quick squirt of some liquid (usually carbonated water)
How To Use spritz In A Sentence
- Enjoy this jolly, spritzy, grapey, flowering currant and passion fruit-scented rosé well chilled. Times, Sunday Times
- After that we give her a spritz of dog perfume. Times, Sunday Times
- Secure with a band and spritz with hairspray. The Sun
- Try a spritz of hair spray on the inner sole so your feet don't slip.
- Here you are in white-wine country, where producers in the Minho make a green wine that is very dry and on a first sip can appear slightly sharp, with a mouth-puckering acid kick and a slightly spritzy feel. Iberia's Hidden Gems
- Then fix in place with grips and a spritz of hairspray. The Sun
- Secure with an elastic band and lightly spritz with hairspray. Times, Sunday Times
- A sweet fragrance spritzed on your pulse points will make him move in a little closer.
- One katydid is so renowned for this tactic that in German it is called a 'blutspritzer', or 'blood squirter'.
- She studied her reflection, glad she had added an extra spritz of hair spray and kept her strawberry lip gloss tube in her pocket.
