ejaculator
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- noun
- /ɪˈdʒækjʊleɪtər/
- The poet was known as a passionate ejaculator of profound words during his performances.
Examples
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The ejaculator shouted in surprise during the meeting.
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She became an unwitting ejaculator when she shouted out during the lecture.
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In the old novel, the character is described as an ejaculator because of his frequent sudden remarks.
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Why did that ejaculator interrupt the speaker?
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During the discussion, he became an ejaculator of unexpected insights that surprised everyone.
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She was known as an ejaculator of witty remarks, always quick with a clever comment.
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His role as an ejaculator of spontaneous ideas made the brainstorming session lively.
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Etymology
Ejaculator comes from the Latin parts e- 'out' and jaculare 'to throw', like the word eject, so a helpful way to remember the other meaning is to think of someone who 'throws out' words suddenly, that is, who shouts an exclamation.