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Webster Dictionary :: Spumy
SPUMOUS, SPUMY, a. [L.] Consisting of froth or scum; foamy. The spumy waves proc...
Webster Dictionary :: Spumous
SPUMOUS, SPUMY, a. [L.] Consisting of froth or scum; foamy.
Webster Dictionary :: Spumescence
SPUMESCENCE, n. Frothiness; the state of foaming.
Webster Dictionary :: Spume
SPUME, n. [L.] Froth; foam; scum; frothy matter raised on liquors or fluid subst...
Webster Dictionary :: Spud
SPUD, n. 1. A short knife. [Little used.] 2. Any short thing; in contempt. 3. A ...
Webster Dictionary :: Spry
SPRY, a. Having great power of leaping or running; nimble; active; vigorous. [Th...
Webster Dictionary :: Spruntly
SPRUNTLY, adv. Vigorously; youthfully; like a young man. [Not in use.]
Webster Dictionary :: Sprunt
SPRUNT, v.i. To spring up; to germinate; to spring forward. [Not in use.]
Webster Dictionary :: Sprung
SPRUNG, pret. and pp. of spring. The man sprung over the ditch; the mast is spru...
Webster Dictionary :: Sprug
SPRUG, v.t. To make smart. [Not in use.]
Webster Dictionary :: Sprue
SPRUE, n. 1. A matter formed in the mouth in certain diseases. 2. In Scotland, t...
Webster Dictionary :: Spruceness
SPRUCENESS, n. Neatness without taste or elegance; trimness; fineness; quaintness.
Webster Dictionary :: Sprucely
SPRUCELY, adv. With extreme or affected neatness.
Webster Dictionary :: Spruce-beer
SPRUCE-BEER, n. A kind of beer which is tinctured with spruce, either by means o...
Webster Dictionary :: Spruce
SPRUCE, a. Nice; trim; neat without elegance or dignity; formerly applied to thi...
Webster Dictionary :: Sprouts
SPROUTS, n. plu. Young coleworts.
