Webster's Dictionary 1806

2674

Spouting

Spoutingn.the act of pouring out, harangue

2675

Sprain

Sprainn.a violent extension of the tendonss

2676

Sprain (2)

Sprainv.t.to stretch the ligaments violently, to strain

2677

Sprang

Sprangpret.of to spring

2678

Sprat

Spratn.a small and well known fish

2679

Sprawl

Sprawlv.i.to tumble with agitation, to struggle

2680

Spray

Sprayn.the drops of water driven from a wave

2681

Spread

Spreadn.an extent, expansion of parts, compass

2682

Spread (2)

Spreadv.spread,pret.spread,pa.to extend, stretch, cover, propagate, publish

2683

Spreader

Spreadern.one who spreads, one who publishes

2684

Sprent

Sprentpa.sprinkled, besprinkled, scattered

2685

Sprig

Sprign.a small branch, twig, slip, shoot, spray

2686

Sprig (2)

Sprigv.t.to work in or form sprigs, to adorn with sprigs

2687

Spriggy

Spriggya.full of or having sprigs

2688

Spright

Spright, or Spriten.an apparition;v.t.to haunt

2689

Sprighted

Sprightedpa.haunted with spirits, frightened

2690

Sprightful

Sprightfula.brisk, lively, gay, airy, merry

2691

Sprightfully

Sprightfullyad.briskly, gaily, airlily, vigorously

2692

Sprightliness

Sprightlinessn.briskness, liveliness, gaity, vigor

2693

Sprightly

Sprightlya.brisk, lively, gay, airy, sharp, active

2694

Sprightly (2)

Sprightlya.lively, gay, brisk, merry

2695

Spring

Springv.sprang, sprung,pret.sprung,pa.to grow, arise, start, bound, leap, fire a mine, crack a mast or yard

2696

Spring (2)

Springn.a season of the year, elastic force, leap, skip, leak, fountain, source, rise, cause, original, a transverse crack in a mast or yard, a rope from a ship's stern to a cable

2697

Springe

Springen.a gin, snare, noose to catch by a jerk

2698

Springer

Springern.one who rouses game, the white antelop

2699

Springhalt

Springhaltn.a lameness in a horse's legs

2700

Springiness

Springinessn.a springing power, elasticity