Says something suddenly without thinking, or third-person singular present tense of blur.
Blurt in third-person singular form. The base verb likely imitative in origin, expressing sudden, unfiltered speech.
When nervous, humans unconsciously blurt out information we're trying to hide—it's why trained interrogators stay silent during interviews to make suspects fill the uncomfortable pause.
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