v. [f. BE- + SPOUT v.] trans. To besprinkle by spouting. fig. a. To utter or recite with pompous elocution. b. To recite to, to plague with oratory.
1575. Turberv., Falconrie, 84. Take wine and water and therewith bespout hir well with your mouth.
1828. Blackw. Mag., XXIV. 591. It has been bespouted, bequoted, and beparodied.
1857. Carlyle, Misc., IV. 138. Woe for the age, woe for the man, quack-ridden, bespeeched, bespouted.
