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SPOLIATE, v.t. [L.] To plunder; to pillage. SPOLIATE , v.i. To practice plunder;...
SPOLIATION, n. 1. The act of plundering, particularly of plundering an enemy in ...
SPONDAIC, SPONDAICAL, a. [See Spondee .] Pertaining to a spondee; denoting two l...
SPONDAIC, SPONDAICAL, a. [See Spondee .] Pertaining to a spondee; denoting two l...
SPONDEE, n. [L.] A poetic foot of two long syllables.
SPONDYL, SPONDYLE, n. [L., Gr.] A joint of the back bone; a verteber or vertebra.
SPONDYL, SPONDYLE, n. [L., Gr.] A joint of the back bone; a verteber or vertebra.
SPONGE. [See Spunge .]
SPONK, n. [a word probably formed on punk.] Touchwood. In Scotland, a match; som...
SPONSAL, a. [L., to betroth.] Relating to marriage or to a spouse.
SPONSION, n. [L., to engage.] The act of becoming surety for another.
SPONSOR, n. [L.] A surety; one who binds himself to answer for another, and is r...
SPONTANEITY, n. [L., of free will.] Voluntariness; the quality of being of free ...
SPONTANEOUS, a. [L., of free will.] 1. Voluntary; acting by its own impulse or w...
SPONTANEOUSLY, adv. 1. Voluntarily; of his own will or accord; used of animals; ...
SPONTANEOUSNESS, n. 1. Voluntariness; freedom of will; accord unconstrained; app...