spare

US /spɛr/

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UK /speə(r)/

v.t.Transitive VerbTo make (money or time) available for

Can you spare any time to help at the village festival next Saturday?

adj.AdjectiveBeing extra or in reserve

I always have a spare box of cookies, for when people visit

n.NounExtra part; something in reserve for replacements

I need a cup; do you have a spare I can use?

v.t.Transitive VerbTo save from being hurt or punished

The King will spare him from prison if the man will admit he did wrong

v.t.Transitive VerbTo allow someone not to do something unpleasant

I think I will spare him the job and clear out that awful cupboard myself

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"Spare us oh scary one" together they sing
"Spare us oh scary one" together they sing

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- In Romania, they... - Me! In Romania, they throw their spare coins into the river to get good luck.
- In Romania, they... - Me! In Romania, they throw their spare coins into the river to get good luck.

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Looks like he could spare those four euros for a blowjob, right?
Looks like he could spare those four euros for a blowjob, right?

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Please spare me.
Please spare me.
Spare me my life. You are a lady of mercy.
Spare me my life. You are a lady of mercy.

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Less spare cash means households will spend less
Less spare cash means households will spend less