spilth (Meaning)

spilth

something spilled, the act or an instance of spilling, refuse, rubbish

No weak antonyms found.

The waiter accidentally spilled coffee on the pristine tablecloth, creating an unsightly spilth.
The splattered paint created a garish spilth on the canvas, obscuring the artist's intended design.
Rainwater seeped into the basement, leaving a damp and murky spilth that permeated the air.
The leaking pipe sent a steady stream of water onto the floor, forming an ever-growing spilth that threatened to damage the carpeting.
The inkwell had overturned, spilling its contents across the document in a haphazard spilth that rendered it illegible.
The children's play left a trail of toys and snacks in its wake, creating a chaotic spilth that took hours to clean up.
The storm surged ashore, sending waves crashing onto the beach and leaving a sandy spilth far inland.
The overflowing bathtub created a slippery spilth that extended beyond the bathroom threshold, threatening to flood the hallway.
The cracked vase spilled its flowers onto the hardwood floor, leaving a fragrant but messy spilth that needed prompt attention.
The bursting water main left a colossal spilth in the street, disrupting traffic and causing chaos for hours.

something spilled, the act or an instance of spilling, refuse, rubbish

litter, dust, rubble, junk, trash,garbage, truck, sewage, rubbish, debris

gem, find, prize, pearl, treasure, jewel, plum,treasure trove, catch, trove

The waiter accidentally spilled coffee on the pristine tablecloth, creating an unsightly spilth.

The splattered paint created a garish spilth on the canvas, obscuring the artist's intended design.

Rainwater seeped into the basement, leaving a damp and murky spilth that permeated the air.

The leaking pipe sent a steady stream of water onto the floor, forming an ever-growing spilth that threatened to damage the carpeting.