Scaturient (adj)
skat-ur-ee-unt
gushing; overflowing./overly demonstrative; effusive.
First recorded in 1675–85; from Latin scatūr(r)ient-, stem of scatūr(r)iēns, present participle of scatūr(r)īre “to gush out, bubble up”; see -ent
Example sentences
“I can’t bear her fawning, scaturient nature!”
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