spawl Synonyms
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spawl Meaning
Wordnet
spawl (n)
a fragment broken off from the edge or face of stone or ore and having at least one thin edge
spawl Sentence Examples
- The heavy rain caused the riverbank to spawl into the stream.
- The old tree's roots had spawled out, creating a tripping hazard on the sidewalk.
- The molten lava spawled from the volcano's crater, threatening nearby villages.
- The ink from the leaked pen had spawled across the important document, ruining it.
- The concrete slab spawled over the construction site, creating a firm foundation for the building.
- The children's laughter spawled through the park, filling it with joy.
- The branches of the oak tree spawled across the forest, casting deep shadows on the ground.
- The mud from the construction site spawled onto the road, creating a messy obstacle.
- The graffiti had spawled across the wall, defacing the once-pristine surface.
- The hiker's boots spawled through the thick undergrowth, leaving a trail in their wake.
FAQs About the word spawl
a fragment broken off from the edge or face of stone or ore and having at least one thin edge
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The heavy rain caused the riverbank to spawl into the stream.
The old tree's roots had spawled out, creating a tripping hazard on the sidewalk.
The molten lava spawled from the volcano's crater, threatening nearby villages.
The ink from the leaked pen had spawled across the important document, ruining it.
