Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts - Mohawk Yearbook (North Adams, MA)

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spool Cspoolb n. small cylinder for winding thread, wire, etc. , V. t. to wind on spool CO. F r. espoleb. spoon Cspoonb n. implement, with bowl at the end of handle, for carrying food to the mouth. etc, golf club with wooden head, V. t. and V. i. to use, hit with spoon, Cgolfb to scoop ball high in air, CColloq.D to make love. CO. E. sponl. spoon er ism Cspoon' er isml n. transposition of letters of spoken words, causing a humorous effect, e. g. a half-warmed fish for a 'half-formed wish' Cfr. Dr. A. W. Spoonerb. spoor Cspoorl n. track or trail of wild animal CDut. I a trackb. Spo rad ic Cspa rad ikl a. occurring singly here and there, occasional. Cgk. sporadikos, fr. speirein, to sowl. spore Csporl n. in flowerless plants, e. g. in ferns, minute cell with reproductive powers, germ seed. Cgk. spora, seedj. spor- ran Cspawr'. anl n. large pouch worn in front of the kilt Cgael. sporanb. sports Csportsj n.pl.. U outdoor games or recreation, especially of athletic nature. 25 ath- letic meetings. spot Cspatl n. speck, blemish, especially on reputation, place, locality, V. t. to cover with spots, to stain, to place billard ball on marked point, CColloq. D to detect, to recognize, v. i. to be- come marked. spouse Cspousj n. married person, husband or wife. spout Cspoutj V. t. to shoot out as liquid through a pipe, CColloq.D to utter in a pompous manner, to recite, V. i. to gush out in jet, CColloq.J to speak Volubly, n. projecting tube, pipe, etc. for pouring liquid, a pipe or tube for leading off rain from roof. sprag Cspragj n. piece of wood or metal used to lock wheel of Vehicle, device to prevent vehicle running backwards on hill CDan. J. sprain Cspranj V. t. to wrench or twist muscles or ligaments of a joint, to overstrain, n. such an injury. sprang Csprangl pa. t. of the verb spring. sprat Cspratb n. small sea fish, allied to herring and pilchard CO. E. sprotj. sprawl Csprawll v. i. to sit or lie with legs outstretched or in ungainly position, to move about awkwardly, to spread out irregularly, to write carelessly and irregularly, n. act of sprawl ing CO. E. spreawlianl. spray Csprah n. twigs, small, graceful branch with leaves and blossoms, sprig. spray Cspraj n. fine droplets of water driven by wind from tops of waves, etc. shower of fine droplets of any liquid e. g. medicine, perfume, etc. , spraying machine, atomizer, V. t. to sprinkle CL. Ger. Sprcij. spread Cspredb V. t. to stretch out, to extend, to cover surface with, to scatter, to unfold, as wings, to circulate, as news, etc. , to convey from one to another, as disease, to set and lay food on table, V. i. to extend in all directions, to become spread, scattered, circulated, etc. , n. extension, expanse, covering for bed, etc. , CColloq. J feast. CO. E. spraedanl. spree Csprel n. lively frolic, drinking bout Clr. spre, a sparkj. Sprig Csprigl n. small shoot or twig, ornament in form of spray, scion, youth, small headless nail, V. t. to mark, adorn, with figures of sprigs or sprays. CO. E. spraec, a twigb.