| spreadable |
combined form of spread. |
| spread-eagle |
with the arms or wings and the legs outstretched. [3 definitions] |
| spreader |
one that spreads. [4 definitions] |
| spreadsheet |
a piece of paper or a computer application for recording numerical or other data using rows and columns. [2 definitions] |
| spree |
a happy, lively outing or other activity. [3 definitions] |
| sprier |
a comparative of "spry." |
| spriest |
a superlative of "spry." |
| sprig |
a twig or shoot from a plant, usu. with its leaves, flowers, or berries. [2 definitions] |
| sprightly |
lively, spirited, or energetic. [2 definitions] |
| spring |
to move out or upward quickly or suddenly; jump. [22 definitions] |
| springboard |
a flexible board secured at one end and used to give impetus to a jump in diving or gymnastics. [2 definitions] |
| springbok |
a graceful brown and white gazelle of southern Africa that leaps high into the air when startled. |
| spring chicken |
a young chicken suitable for broiling or frying. |
| springer |
someone or something that springs. [2 definitions] |
| springer spaniel |
a dog of either of two breeds of spaniel, English or Welsh, having drooping ears and a silky brown and white or black and white coat, and used for flushing and retrieving game. |
| spring fever |
the feelings of listlessness or restlessness that may affect people at the beginning of spring. |
| Springfield |
the capital of Illinois. |
| springhouse |
a small structure over a spring or stream, used for keeping milk, butter, and the like cool. |
| spring lock |
a lock in which a spring automatically shoots the bolt. |
| spring tide |
the tides that occur soon after the new or full moon and have the greatest rise and fall. (Cf. neap.) [2 definitions] |
| springtime |
the season of spring. [2 definitions] |