Jetted [verb]

When the night of the reception came, the "problem" came in a new dress having a jetted front.

A gleam, sharp and quick as lightning jetted from a thunder cloud, sprang into the woman's eye.

And as they brought her up a plume of smoke jetted from the bows of the proa.

The young officer, in a hurry, fairly jetted out his orders.

She appeared clad in a thin slip of transparent and jetted gauze.

The lightning jetted from peak to peak, followed by short claps of close and deafening thunder.

Then opening the top of it slightly, it jetted forth a deliciously perfumed fine spray, which moistened my lips.

Suddenly smoke jetted from a tumbled chimney, other puffs followed and steady vapors mounted.

Streams of liquid jetted out, and their agonized cries followed.

Three spurts of flame jetted out from the cover that the ruffians had taken.