v. to throw out or off something from within often violently; to develop suddenly and violently
The volcano is about to erupt. OR If a fire should erupt leave immediately.
The volcano is about to erupt. OR If a fire should erupt leave immediately.
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What helps scientists predict when a volcano might erupt today?
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The volcanos slumber only to erupt again.
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What war was about to erupt in Europe?
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Volcanoes look spectacular when they erupt.
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She awoke from a deep slumber. OR The volcanos slumber only to erupt again.
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Why did the volcano erupt onto Geronimo?
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Why didn't Allie's volcano erupt at the science fair?
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Why didn't Minute Geyser erupt anymore?
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During the Book Trial, what causes the book to erupt in flames?
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If a fire should erupt leave immediately.
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Who had to clean up fake lava after making a volcano erupt inside?
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The volcanoes can erupt at any moment.
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The patient would erupt in cachinnation at inappropriate times.
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belch; disgorge; eject; expel; spew
botleup; contain; restrain
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e-rupt
cupped
upped
abrupt
corrupt
disrupt
interrupt
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