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spawl
▪ I. † spawl, n. Obs. Also 7 spaul. [f. spawl v.] Spittle.1642 H. More Song of Soul iii. 77 Lastly into his mouth with filthy spaul He spot. 1646 J. Hall Poems, To young Authour, The well drench'd smoaky Jew, That stands in his own spaul above the shooe. 1693 Dryden Persius ii. 63 Th' obscene old Gr... Oxford English Dictionary
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bespawl
† beˈspawl, v. Obs. Also 7 bespaul, bespall. [f. be- 1 + spawl v.] trans. To bespatter with saliva; also fig.1602 B. Jonson Poetast. v. i, Bespawls The conscious time, with humours, foam, and brawls. 1641 Milton Animadv. iii. 63 This Remonstrant would invest himself conditionally with all the rheum ... Oxford English Dictionary
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Deckham
The village grew, and at the turn of the 20th century was enveloped by urban spawl when neighbouring Gateshead absorbed its outlying villages and settlements wikipedia.org
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spawling
ˈspawling, vbl. n. Now arch. [f. spawl v.] 1. The action of the vb.; expectoration.1609 Dekker Gull's Horn-bk. Wks. (Grosart) II. 207 The manner of spawling, slauering, spetting and driueling in all places. 1684 tr. Bonet's Merc. Compit. xix. 799 A spontaneous Salivation or spawling preceeds Vomitin... Oxford English Dictionary
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Carriage Hills, Richmond, California
The Carriage Hills area is on the margin of urban development spawl with a large expanse of undeveloped land, parks and open space immediately surrounding wikipedia.org
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spaul
▪ I. † spaul, v. Obs. rare. [In sense 1, ad. OF. espauler (mod.F. épauler); in sense 2, ad. OF. espaul(l)ier, both f. espaule, épaule shoulder.] 1. trans. In pass., of a horse: To be injured in the shoulder.c 1410 Master of Game (MS. Digby 182) xii, If he may not be hole for all þis, do to hym as me... Oxford English Dictionary
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spauld
▪ I. spauld Now Sc. and north. (spɔːld) Forms: α. 4, 6, 9 spald, 5 spalde, spaulde, 4– spauld. β. 4–5 spaude, 5 spawd(e, 9 spaud. γ. 5, 8–9 spaul, 9 spawl, spoale, spaw-. [a. OF. espalde, *espaulde, espaule, espalle (mod.F. épaule, = Prov. espatla, Sp., Pg. espalda, It. spalla) shoulder:—L. spatula ... Oxford English Dictionary
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Mississippian culture pottery
As the vessel is fired, any water left in the clay will tend to quickly turn to steam and explode the vessel wall in a spawl. wikipedia.org
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spall
▪ I. spall, n.1 (spɔːl) Also 5 spalle, spolle, 8– spawl. [Of doubtful origin: perh. related to G. spellen to split, but cf. spale n.2] A chip or splinter, esp. of stone or ore.α c 1440 Promp. Parv. 467/1 Spalle, or chyppe (K. spolle), quisquilia, assula. 1585 Higins tr. Junius' Nomencl. 411/2 Segmen... Oxford English Dictionary
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spal
spal obs. form of spawl v., to spit. Oxford English Dictionary
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spald
▪ I. spald var. spauld, shoulder; spawl, spittle.▪ II. spald, v. north. and Sc. Forms: α. 5, 9 spald, 9 spauld. β. 5 spawde, 9 spaud, spaad, spoad. [ad. MLG. spalden, = obs. WFris. spâlde, MDu. spouden (Du. spouwen; WFris. spoude, spouwe), OHG. spaltan (MHG. and G. spalten), to split. A different gr... Oxford English Dictionary
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pál
▪ I. pawl, n.1 (pɔːl) Also 7 pawle, 7–9 paul, 8–9 pall. [Derivation uncertain: perh. = F. pal stake, L. pālus stake, prop, stay; cf. Du. pal; also Welsh pawl pole, stake, bar. But the early history of the word in Eng. is unknown.] 1. Naut. Each of the short stout bars made to engage with the whelps,... Oxford English Dictionary
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sputter
▪ I. sputter, n. (ˈspʌtə(r)) [f. sputter v.] 1. a. Noisy or violent and confused speech or discourse; angry, excited, or fussy argument or protest; fuss, clamour; = splutter n. 1 b.1673 Wycherley Gentl. Dancing Master v. i, All the sputter I made was but to make this young man..believe..that it was ... Oxford English Dictionary
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锤碎
【锤碎】chuísuì[spall,spawl] 用锤子打碎(通常是为了准备压碎) 新华字典
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slaver
▪ I. slaver, n.1 (ˈslævə(r)) Forms: 4 slavere, 5 slavyr, 6–7 slauer, 6– slaver. [Related to slaver v. Cf. Icel. slafur in the same sense.] 1. Saliva issuing or falling from the mouth.c 1325 Gloss. W. de Bibbesw. in Wright Voc. 143 Pur sauver ses dras de baavure, from slavere. c 1440 Promp. Parv. 458... Oxford English Dictionary
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