spritz

1 of 2verb

/sprɪts/

Forms:spritzes,spritzing,spritzed,spritzed

1

to spray a small amount of liquid in a fine mist

transitive

She decided to spritz some water on her face for a refreshing feeling on a hot summer day.
To style her hair, she would spritz a light mist of hairspray to set the curls in place.
He carried a small bottle of rosewater to spritz on his clothes as a subtle and pleasant fragrance.

2

to disperse or apply a liquid onto a surface, covering it either entirely or partially

transitive

She spritzed the countertop with disinfectant to clean it thoroughly.
The bartender spritzed the cocktail glass with lemon juice for added flavor.
The stylist spritzed the model's hair with water before styling it.
He spritzed the window with glass cleaner and wiped it down for a streak-free shine.
The florist spritzed the bouquet with water to keep the flowers looking fresh.