Spigot
Spigotn.a peg to put into a fasset, pin, stopple
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Spigotn.a peg to put into a fasset, pin, stopple
Spiken.an ear of corn, great nail, pointed iron
Spikev.t.to fasten, set or spoil with spikes
Spikeletsn.small quantity, shiver, thin bar, gift, ob.
Spillv.spilled, spilt,pret.andpa.to shed, be lost be shedding, waste, lavish
Spillern.one who spills, a kind of fishing line
Spilthn.any thing spilled or wasted, waste
Spinv.span, spun,pret.spun,pa.to draw out in threds, stream out, protract, whirl
Spinagen.the name of a garden herb
Spinala.belonging to the spine or backbone
Spindlen.a pin to form thred on, axis, stalk
Spindlev.i.to grow thin and tall, to shoot out
Spindleshankeda.having very small or thin legs
Spinen.the backbone, a thorn, a sharp point
Spinescenta.hard and sharp like a thorn
Spiniferousa.bearing or producing thorn
Spinnern.a person that spins, a longlegged spider
Spinnetn.a musical instrument, a small harpsicord
Spinningn.the act of drawing out in threds
Spinoletn.a small bird of the lark kind
Spinosityn.a thorny perplexity, crabbedness
Spinozismn.the principles of Spinoza a deist
Spinstern.a woman who spins, a maiden woman
Spiny, or Spinousa.thorny, perplexed, difficult
Spiraclen.a breathing hole, small vent, pore
Spirala.winding upwards, turning, curved
Spiraln.a curve line winding and receding from its center