spray

US /spre/

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UK /spreɪ/

v.t.Transitive VerbTo cover something with a stream of tiny drops

They used a hose to spray the garden with water

n. (c./u.)Noun (Countable/Uncountable)A jet of liquid made up of many small drops

You can use a spray to water your bonsai

n. (c./u.)Noun (Countable/Uncountable)Container shooting stream of tiny drops of liquid

I need a can of spray paint for a painting project

n. (c./u.)Noun (Countable/Uncountable)Small branch with leaves or flowers growing on it

Wendy's mother asked her to find a spray of cedar for the table

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customisation meant spray-painting the weapon with situational camouflage.
customisation meant spray-painting the weapon with situational camouflage.

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That combined with spray tan, it doesn't come out.
That combined with spray tan, it doesn't come out.

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you like spray it in your mouth (Evan: Cheez Wiz)
you like spray it in your mouth (Evan: Cheez Wiz)

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They have evolved back to DDT sensitive. So for indoor spray DDT is a fantastic. It was
They have evolved back to DDT sensitive. So for indoor spray DDT is a fantastic. It was

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Then why don't you spray some oxygen on the papers?
Then why don't you spray some oxygen on the papers?

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So, does it spray paint itself with pink color?
So, does it spray paint itself with pink color?

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So, does it spray paint itself with pink color?
So, does it spray paint itself with pink color?

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Then why don't you spray some oxygen on the papers?
Then why don't you spray some oxygen on the papers?

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Master weapons with more predictible recoil and spray patterns.
Master weapons with more predictible recoil and spray patterns.