Springle
Springlen.a springe, snare, elastic noose
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Springlen.a springe, snare, elastic noose
Springtiden.a tide at the new moon, a high tide
Springya.full of or containing springs, elastic
Sprinklev.to wet with drops of liquor, scatter in small drops, besprinkle, bedew
Sprinklingn.a wetting gently, a small quantity
Spritv.i.to shoot;n.a shoot, sprout, spirit
Spriten.a spirit, an apparition, cheerfulness
Spritefula.brisk, lively, gay, merry
Spritefullyad.briskly, gaily, sprightfully
Spritefulnessn.briskness, liveliness, gayety
Spritsailn.the sail on the bowsprit of a ship
Sproutv.i.to shoot out by vegetation, bud, grow
Sproutn.a shoot of vegetable after it is cropt
Sprucea.neat, nice, trim, clean;n.a kind of fir
Sprucebeern.beer, tinctured with boughs of fir
Sprucelyad.in a spruce manner, neatly
Sprucenessn.neatness in dress
Sprungpret.andpa.pass. of to spring
Spruntn.any thing short and stiff;a.lively, gay
Sprya.nimble, brisk, quick in action
Spudn.a kind of short knife, a poor sorry wretch
Spumen.froth, foam, scum;v.i.to froth, to foam
Spumescencen.foam, froth, act of foaming
Spumous, or Spumya.frothy, foamy, empty, vain
Spunpret.andpa.pass. of to spin
Spungen.an animal substance growing in water composed of firm elastic fibers, remarkable for imbibing water, fifty species are known
Spungev.to wipe with a spunge, live upon others