Blurting

Acting without thinking, difficulty waiting their turn, blurting out answers before questions are finished.

Another individual was dismissed from jury selection in Donald Trump’s criminal trial Friday after blurting out that she felt anxious during a separate panelist’s questioning.

In fact, Chase had the honor of blurting out 'Live from New York, it's Saturday Night!' in all but two of the first season's 24 episodes.

Writing for the newspaper, Johnson said we are living in a world where people “can be jailed for blurting something” on Twitter/X.

Goswami, it said, had transgressed his limits as owner and was “pursuing his own agenda, being editor-in-chief is blurting out large sermons about his own case which is under probe by a statutory body”.

Instead of just blurting it out and hiding behind "What?

You do need to offload though, or you risk blurting it out to the wrong person.

Valley West upheld the statistical density of screechabouts, with a man wearing all black clothes blurting obscenities at they who walked by.

I wanted it to seem like he was blurting it out of his mouth without thinking.

Most of his dialogue was improvised and he shocked the studio audience by mistakenly blurting out a curse word.