Blurt for Dummies

Hey there! I'm here to help you understand the meaning of the word "blurt." So, when we say someone "blurts" something out, it means that they said it without thinking first. It's like when you have a really exciting idea and you just can't wait to tell someone, so you say it without taking a moment to think about whether it's the right time or place. Maybe you've experienced a time when you blurted out an answer in class before the teacher finished asking the question. That's a perfect example of blurting!

Another way we use the word "blurt" is when it's related to a sound, like the sudden barking of a dog or the unexpected honking of a car horn. It's a quick, unexpected noise that breaks the silence. Like when you're in a quiet library and someone accidentally drops a book, causing a loud "blurt" of sound.

So, to sum it up, when someone "blurts" something, they say it suddenly without thinking, and when something "blurts" a sound, it makes a sudden, unexpected noise. I hope that helps make things clearer for you! Keep practicing, and you'll get the hang of it!