spill

US /spɪl/

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UK /spɪl/

n.NounAccident when someone falls

Steve took a spill off his bike during the rain storm

v.t./i.Verb (Transitive/Intransitive)To come out of and spread beyond limits

The milk will spill across the table

v.t.Transitive VerbTo cause (blood) to flow from body, as by killing

Don't spill my blood

v.t./i.Verb (Transitive/Intransitive)To tell secrets or let information escape

It's time to spill what you know

v.t.Transitive VerbTo cause a liquid to fall out of its container

Mary did not mean to spill the carton of milk on the floor

n.NounAct of allowing a fluid to escape

The spill covered the table

v.t./i.Verb (Transitive/Intransitive)To come out of a holding container

Alice watched the beads spill all over the table

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will spill their milk first?
will spill their milk first?
The first one to spill their milk first wins?
The first one to spill their milk first wins?

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to clean a spill of ethylene oxide the MSDS says to wear a self contained
to clean a spill of ethylene oxide the MSDS says to wear a self contained
your supervisor of any chemical spill right away.
your supervisor of any chemical spill right away.

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No I'm gonna give you some phrases to say... when you don't spill your tea down your jumper.
No I'm gonna give you some phrases to say... when you don't spill your tea down your jumper.

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and complete in how you actually clean up this spill.
and complete in how you actually clean up this spill.

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Every year, millions of people around the country spill into streets,
Every year, millions of people around the country spill into streets,
around the country spill into streets,
around the country spill into streets,

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downline. This happens again and again for 7 levels, and remember, not only do you spill
downline. This happens again and again for 7 levels, and remember, not only do you spill

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There's probably spill on four from three,
There's probably spill on four from three,

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