blurting out

The man, Jeffrey Weisenfeld, didn't miss a beat before waving his hand dismissively and blurting out, "Not interested."

On the landing outside Saunders could hear the grandfather's clock whispering the seconds, blurting out the quarter-hours.

"I want to see Mrs. Arnold," said Aronson, blurting out his message like a schoolboy.

Then Ted knew why he had hesitated about blurting out his news—there was an even bigger event to happen.

Reddy Ray seemed like an elder brother to Ken, and he found himself blurting out his trouble.

A fine life, if one had a parcel of women about one, blurting out their real minds every moment, and never smoothing matters!'