verb
Street Slang
squirt
· verb · uk-drill
To spray acid at someone. UK drill's grimmest verb.
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Definitions
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To attack someone by spraying corrosive liquid — acid, bleach, ammonia — usually from a sports bottle. Drill rappers reference it as a low-cost, devastating alternative to a stabbing. London's acid-attack epidemic put this verb on the map.
“They squirted him outside the chicken shop, man's face was gone.”
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squirt In A Sentence
They squirted him outside the chicken shop, man's face was gone.
Origin & Usage
UK street slang tied to the rise of acid attacks in London, 2015–2018.
People Also Ask
What does "squirt" mean in UK drill?
It's a verb meaning to spray acid at someone — one of drill's grimmest terms for an attack.
How do you use "squirt" in a sentence?
In drill lyrics it appears as a threat referencing squirting an opponent with acid.
Is "squirt" violent slang?
Yes — in UK drill it refers to an acid attack, making it some of the genre's darkest violent vocabulary.
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