to spritz
10
5.5
- verb
- /sprɪts/
:
rociar
- So, to clean the tub, I'll usually spritz it with diluted castile soap.
- spritz perfume
- spritz with water
- spritz with a sprayer
If you need to just raise the root, spritz it at the root, dry it.
- If you need to just raise the root, spritz it at the root, dry it.
- I think it's great, but even as a mist, I feel like I'm just spritzing water on my face.
- So now I'm going to get a setting spray and I'm going to spritz this onto the face.
- You don't want to just just kind of spritz this on.
- And I'm just going to just spritz a couple of spritz.
- It's like an ounce and it lasts me months just to like spritz.
Examples
-
To battle unruly frizz, spritz your ends with clean water.
Blog text (20) -
So at this point, once the seeds have been distributed into the soil, I like to take a spray bottle of water and just spritz the seed to make sure that the seed has contact with the soil.
-
So we need to spritz that on and then we're going to apply it.
-
If you need to just raise the root, spritz it at the root, dry it.
-
Then set with powder immediately and spritz your face with a bit of setting spray.
-
Spritz the mixture all over your hair, especially the ends, when necessary.
Blog text (20) -
Spritz some perfume behind your ears and under your arms.
Fiction book (1996) -
Before serving, spritz the salad with a light dressing to enhance the flavor.
-
To refresh your face, spritz it with a little mist after spending time in the sun.
-
She decided to spritz some water on the flowers to keep them hydrated.
Synonyms
209
1.0
To send out small drops of liquid to cover something
100
1.1
To put small drops of liquid or tiny pieces on something
67
2.3
To push liquid out quickly in a thin stream
19
2.1
Putting liquid into small drops over an area using a sprayer
18
2.7
To pour a thin stream of liquid slowly over food
4
2.8
To spray fine drops of liquid onto something to moisten or cool it
1
7.0
To spray a liquid into a fine mist
To scatter small drops or bits lightly over something
To sprinkle something lightly with water or another liquid
How Much
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word spritz comes from the German verb spritzen, which means 'to spray' or 'to squirt', so to spritz is to quickly and lightly spray a little liquid on something.