Synonyms of jetted

jetted

verb

past tense of jet

1

as in poured

to flow out in great quantities or with force

water jetting out of opened fire hydrants at a dangerously high rate

Synonyms & Similar Words

• poured
• rushed
• streamed
• rolled
• gushed
• squirted
• splashed
• spurted
• spewed
• spouted
• swooshed
• washed
• ran
• flushed
• flooded
• issued
• cascaded
• surged
• swelled
• sloshed
• drowned
• submerged
• engulfed
• sluiced
• inundated
• swamped
• overflowed
• deluged
• plashed
• overwhelmed
• fountained
• submersed

Antonyms & Near Antonyms

• dropped
• dripped
• trickled
• sprinkled
• dribbled
• wept
• leaked
• bled
• strained
• seeped
• spattered
• oozed
• exuded
• percolated

2

as in ejected

to violently throw out or off (something from within)

the volcano has been jetting out fiery lava in life-threatening amounts

Synonyms & Similar Words

• ejected
• erupted
• expelled
• spit
• poured
• belched
• emitted
• spurted
• spewed
• spouted
• disgorged
• released
• fired
• hurled
• streamed
• exhaled
• squirted
• gushed
• heaved
• issued
• surged
• eructed
• vented
• flung
• emanated
• tossed
• sprang
• launched
• discharged
• cast
• shot
• pitched

Antonyms & Near Antonyms

• contained
• restrained
• shut (in or up)
• bottled (up)

3

as in flew

to proceed or move quickly

the presidential candidates jetted through the state for a week before racing off to the next primary

Synonyms & Similar Words

• flew
• raced
• traveled
• sped
• zipped
• rushed
• hurried
• trotted
• scurried
• drove
• chased
• jumped
• ran
• scooted
• stepped
• buzzed
• darted
• blew
• blasted
• dashed
• bolted
• zoomed
• ripped
• whisked
• tore
• scuttled
• rammed
• hustled
• barreled
• whirled
• blazed
• bowled
• motored
• hurled
• jogged
• hurtled
• breezed
• rocketed
• bundled
• hastened
• hied
• nipped
• careened
• shot
• careered
• rustled
• coursed
• belted
• bustled
• pelted
• humped
• cracked (on)
• beat it
• galloped
• bombed
• hared
• stepped on it
• streaked
• highballed
• flitted
• cannonballed
• hotfooted (it)
• sprinted
• shook a leg
• scampered
• made tracks
• whizzed
• accelerated
• scudded
• got a move on
• stampeded
• scuffled
• beetled
• quickened
• stepped out
• overtook
• outpaced
• outstripped
• outran
• arrowed
• caught up
• beelined
• fast-forwarded

Antonyms & Near Antonyms

• crawled
• dragged
• crept
• poked
• lingered
• lagged
• strolled
• poked
• sauntered
• hung (around or out)
• loitered
• shuffled
• ambled
• tarried
• dallied
• lumbered
• plodded
• dawdled
• slowed (down or up)
• decelerated
• dillydallied

Example Sentences

Recent Examples of jetted

The following week, the high school sweethearts jetted over to California to attend the wedding of former Chiefs wide receiver JuJu Smith-Schuster and his now-wife, Laura Kruk. — Natasha Dye, PEOPLE, 19 July 2026

The mom-of-two recently jetted into Italy via private jet after her Paris Haute Couture Fashion Week appearances. — Lara Walsh, InStyle, 16 July 2026

But each time, the team jetted back to Kansas City to recover at the Inn at Meadowbrook. — Pete Grathoff, Kansas City Star, 14 July 2026

Soon after the ceremony, Kloss, who had a brief falling out then rapprochement with the Grammy winner, jetted to Paris Fashion Week, where a curious paparazzo from gossip page Deux Moi had to inquire. — Madeleine Marr, Miami Herald, 6 July 2026

In one week of February 2024, Swift attended the Grammys in Los Angeles, jetted to Tokyo for four concerts, then jumped back onto her private plane to make the Super Bowl with time to spare. — ABC News, 3 July 2026

The singer performed her new song at the Toy Story 5 premiere in Los Angeles Tuesday night, then jetted over to New York for the big game. — Bethy Squires, Vulture, 11 June 2026

Jennifer Lopez jetted off to Paris just one day after her son Max’s high school graduation in Los Angeles. — Karla Rodriguez, Footwear News, 11 June 2026

On cruises, Jewel may have a slow morning sipping coffee before heading to the spa, while Alexandre has already jetted off to the ship's activities like the waterslide or bingo. — Kathleen Wong, USA Today, 9 June 2026