1. the act of saying something suddenly and without thinking
Usage: gerund form

1. present participle of blurt; saying something suddenly and without thinking
Usage: present participle form

Examples

• She was blurting out answers before the teacher finished asking questions.
• His blurting of the secret ruined the surprise party.
• Stop blurting and think before you speak.
• The blurting of inappropriate comments made everyone uncomfortable.
• He regretted blurting out his true feelings.
• Her constant blurting during meetings was becoming a problem.
• The blurting happened so fast that no one could stop it.