spleuchan
1> _. _. ; 

splib
1> _. _.  (.   )

splice
1> _. ,  (, )
2> _.  ; 
3> _.  () 
4> _.     
5> _. ; ; ; 
6> _. 
_Id:
to sit on the splice _.   
()
7> _. ,  (   . .)
8> _.  ; 
9> _.   
10> _. (), ()
_Ex:
to get spliced , 
_Id:
to splice the mainbrace _. _.  
;  , 

splice graft
1> _.  

splice-joint
1> _-.   
2> _.  , , 

splice-piece
1> _-.  

splicer
1> _.    
2> _. 
3> _.  ,    
4> _. 

splicing
1> ; 
2> 
3> _.  ( )
_Ex:
splicing block  
4> _.  
5>  ( )
6> _.  (  )

splicing girl
1> _. 

spline
1> _.  
2> _. 
3> _. 
4> _. , 
5> _. 
_Ex:
spline approximation -, 


splint
1> , 
2> ,  (    . .)
3> _. , 
_Ex:
to apply splint  ,   
4> _.  ()
5> _. ; 
6> _.  
7> _. , 
8>   
9> _.  ,   

splint armour
1> _.  

splint basket
1>    

splint coal
1>   

splint-bone
1> _.  

splintage
1> _.   

splinter
1> , 
_Ex:
splinter of a bomb  
_Ex:
splinter effect _.  
_Ex:
splinter net _.  
_Ex:
in(to) splinters ,  
2> 
3> 
4> 
_Ex:
to read by the light of a pine splinter   
 
5> 
_Ex:
to run a splinter into one's hand  
6> _. ;  
_Ex:
not a splinter ,  
7>  ; ,   ,
  ..
8> , , 
_Ex:
to splinter the line _.   
_Ex:
a bull splintered the upper post with his horns  
    
9> , , 
10> , ,   
_Ex:
the moon splintered through the broken glass  
 ,      
11> ; ,  (. splinter off)
_Ex:
they will splinter off to form a new party  ,
   

splinter group
1>  ; ,   ,
  . .

splinter-bone
1> _.  

splinterless
1> ,   

splinterproof
1> _. ,   
2>  ( )
3> _.   ;   ;


splintery
1>  ;   
_Ex:
splintery fracture    
2>     
3>  
4>   

split
1> ; 
2> () , ; ; 
_Ex:
a split in a door   
_Ex:
a split in a rock   
_Ex:
a split in a board   
3> , 
_Ex:
a split among friends   
_Ex:
a split in the party   
_Ex:
a split into sects   
4>  ;
() ;  ,   . .
5> ,  (  )
6> _.  
7> _.      

8> _. _. ,     
    
9> _. , 
10> _.  
11>  
12> ,  ( )
13> _.  (  )
14> _. 
15> _.  ()
_Ex:
cross split  
_Ex:
side (circle) split  
_Ex:
to do the splits  
16> "" (      
   )
_Id:
at (full) split   
_Id:
to make all split  ,  , 

17> , ; 
_Ex:
split collarbone  
_Ex:
the child from a split home   
18> 
_Ex:
split shift   ()
_Ex:
he took a split vacation     
_Ex:
with a split feeling   
19> _. 
_Ex:
split firewood  
_Ex:
split stave  
20> ; , ,  (. split
off)
_Ex:
to split a board  
_Ex:
to split open  (  . .)
_Ex:
to split smb.'s skull  -. 
_Ex:
to split a piece from a block    
_Ex:
to split a stick  
_Ex:
to split one's forces  
_Ex:
to split off carbon dioxide _.   
_Ex:
the wind split a sail    
_Ex:
a mountain was split by the earthquake  
()   
_Ex:
the air was split with shrill outcries  
 () 
_Ex:
the river splits the town in two    
21> , , 
_Ex:
to split one's sides   ,   
 
_Ex:
hit the nut till it splits   ,    
_Ex:
this wood splits easily    
_Ex:
when ripe, the fruit splits ,  
_Ex:
gloves often split the first time they are worn  
,    
_Ex:
I laughed till I thought I should split    
 
_Ex:
my head is splitting    () 
22> , 
_Ex:
the ship was split in the middle   
  
_Ex:
to split the defence     ,
   ()
23> 
_Ex:
to split upon a rock   
_Ex:
the ship split   
_Ex:
we have split _.   ,    
24>   ,  (. split up)
_Ex:
to split (up) a cake   
_Ex:
to split a booty  
_Ex:
to split the cost between...   ...
_Ex:
to split (up) the work among a number of people 
   
_Ex:
to split a bottle _.  () 
25> (with)  ( -.)
_Ex:
he said he would split with the others   ,
    
26> (. split up)   , ; ,

_Ex:
the crowd split (up) into several groups  
  
_Ex:
the court split four and four    :
 - 
_Ex:
the language has split into several dialects  
  
27> (. split up) , 
_Ex:
they split (up) after a year of marriage  
()    
28> _. ,   
_Ex:
to split with smb. ( )   -.
_Ex:
to split over smth.     -.
_Ex:
don't let us split on a small point of detail  
  
29> _. ,  
_Ex:
to split a political party   ,
    
_Ex:
to split one's vote (one's ticket)  
   
30> _. ,  
_Ex:
the party split into two groups    

_Ex:
the House split on a vote    
_Ex:
Liberals split on this question    
    
_Ex:
the House split on (over) the question of tariffs  
     
31> _. , 
_Ex:
to split a party after a few drinks   
  
32> _. ; 
33> (. on) _. ; ,  ;
""
_Ex:
to split (up)on an accomplice  () ;
   
_Ex:
please, don't split (on me)! ,   
( )!
_Ex:
somebody must have split on him to a teacher -
   
34>  ()
35> _.   
36> _.  
37> _. , 
_Ex:
water splits into hydrogen and oxygen   
  
38> _. ,   
_Ex:
to split a fat into glycerol and fatty acids  
    
_Id:
to split smb.'s ears  -.
_Id:
to split a hair (hairs, straws, words)   ;
   ;  
()
_Id:
to split the difference   ; 
 ;   , ;  

_Id:
split me (my windpipe)!   !
_Id:
the rock on which we split  ; 
;  
_Id:
to split a cause _. _.   (
,    . .)

split along
1> _.    

split away
1> , ; 
_Ex:
the territory split away from the empire  
  (  ) 
_Ex:
the road splits off from the main road   
 

split brilliant
1>      

split cotter
1> _. () ,  

split gear
1>   

split infinitive
1> _.     to, 


split mind
1>   ( )

split moss
1> ,      

split off
1> , ; 
_Ex:
the territory split off from the empire  
  (  ) 
_Ex:
the road splits off from the main road   
 

split page
1> _.     

split peas
1>  

split personality
1>   ( )

split pilot
1> _. _. -

split pin
1> _. 

split product
1> _.  

split ring
1> ,   ( )

split screen
1> _. _.  
2> _. 

split second
1>  ;  
2>     

split shot
1> ,       
  ()

split stroke
1> ,       
  ()

split ticket
1> _. ,       
  

split vote
1> _. ,       
  

split-farthing
1> ,  

split-level
1> _. _. ()    ( ,
  . .)
_Ex:
split-level house      

split-new
1> _. 

split-off
1> , 
2> ,  ( ,   . .)
3>  

split-second
1> , 
2> 

split-up
1> , 
2> ;  (   . .)
3>   
4> , 
5> ,  ( ,   . .)
6>  
7> _. () 

splitter
1> , 
2>  ; ,  ; ;
, ;    
3>   
4> ,  ( )
5> ,  
6> 
7>  ()
8> _.  (, )

splitting
1> , 
_Ex:
firewood splitting  
_Ex:
splitting of the atom  
2>  ( )
3> ,  (  )
_Ex:
I have a splitting headache    
4> ,  ( )
5> 
6> ,  ( )

splitting axe
1> 

spliv
1> _. _.  (.   )

splodge
1>   

splodgy
1> ,   

splore
1> _. , 
2> _. , , 
3> _. 

splosh
1> _.   
2> _.    
3> _. 
4> _. !, !

splotch
1>   ; ; 
_Ex:
splotch of colour  
2>    
3> , 
4>   ;    
5> 
_Ex:
this material splotches easily   

splotchy
1>  ,   , 
2>   

splurge
1> _.  , ; ,

_Ex:
to have a splurge  
2> _. , 
3> _.  ;    , 
4> _. , , 
_Ex:
to splurge on a new dress    
_Ex:
he liked to splurge at weekends  -   
,      
_Ex:
he splurged on a steak and strawberries    
   
5> _.  

splutter
1> , 
2>  , 
_Ex:
a confused splutter of German on my right  
   
3> , ; 
4> ();   (  
. .);    
_Ex:
to splutter out a threat   

_Ex:
he spluttered (out) his alarm     
()  
5> , 
_Ex:
a waning candle splutters   
6> , 
7>   ( )
_Ex:
a pen splutters   ( )

Spode
1> ,     ( XYIII -
 XIX .; . Spode ware, Spode porcelain)

spodomancy
1>   

spodozol
1> _-.  (.     
)

spodumene
1> _. 

spoffish, spoffy
1> _. , 

spoil
1>  , 
_Ex:
spoils (of war)  , 
_Ex:
to the victors belong the spoils   
2> , ,      
3>  
_Ex:
spoil(s) of thieves  
4> _. , 
_Ex:
to give a town up to spoil    
5> , 
_Ex:
the spoils of the chase  , 
_Ex:
the spoils of office   ,  

6>  ,   
,   
_Ex:
the spoils of office    
  
7>  ,    . ., 
  
8> _. ,  
9> _. 
_Ex:
to do much spoil (up)on smb.  -.  
10> _. _. _.  
11> _. _.  
12> _. _.  
13> _. _.      
14> 
_Ex:
to spoil a dish () 
_Ex:
to spoil a joke in the telling     
_Ex:
to spoil smb.'s joy  -. 
_Ex:
to spoil a fountain pen  
_Ex:
to spoil one's best frock by wearing it too often 
 
_Ex:
the black eye spoils his beauty     
_Ex:
the damp has spoilt my watch     
_Ex:
the picture is spoilt by too much detail  
  
_Ex:
it will spoil my appetite    
_Ex:
it will spoil all the fun    ;  
 
_Ex:
these thoughts spoilt my sleep      
_Ex:
the holidays were spoilt by bad weather  ()
 -  
15> 
_Ex:
to spoil a child with praise   
_Ex:
he was spoilt by favours    
16> , ,  ( )
_Ex:
cargoes liable to spoil  
_Ex:
will not spoil with keeping    

_Ex:
fish spoils quickly   
17> (for)   ( -.)
_Ex:
to be spoiling for smth.   -.
_Ex:
to be spoiling for a fight   ;   
18> _. , ; , 

_Ex:
to spoil the dead   ( )  
_Ex:
to go spoiling through a country   , 
  
_Ex:
to spoil a country () () 
_Ex:
to spoil smb.'s goods  () -.  
 
19> (of) _.  (-.)
_Ex:
he was spoiled of his watch    
_Id:
to spoil the Egyptians _.  ; 
  
_Id:
to spoil the ship for a ha'p'orth of tar 
-.  -  

spoil bank
1> _.  , ()

spoilage
1> 
2>  , 
3> _.  

spoiler
1> _. ,  , 
2> _. 
3> _.  
4> _. , " ";    ,
    

spoiler party
1> _.   ,  
         

spoilfive
1>  (   )

spoiling attack
1> _.  
2> _. ,  ;  

spoils
1> ,  

spoils system
1> _. " ",    
       

spoilsman
1> _.  ; ,   
     
2>   " "

spoilsport
1> ,    
_Ex:
don't be a spoilsport    

spoilt
1> 
_Ex:
the spoilt child of fortune  
2> _p.  _p-p.  spoil

spoke
1>  ()
2> ,  (-)
3>  (  )
4> _.  
5> _.  ,  
_Id:
to put in one's spoke  , ,  ;
_.  -. 
_Id:
a spoke in smb.'s wheel , , 
_Id:
to put a spoke in smb.'s wheel  -.   
6>   ()
7>  , 
8> _.     
9>  ,  , 
10>  
11> _p.  speak

spoke bone
1> _.  

spoken
1> ; 
_Ex:
spoken language  ,  ;
 
2>  , 
_Ex:
the silent and the spoken protest   
() 
3> (-spoken)    
_Ex:
soft-spoken , 
_Ex:
plain-spoken  
4> _p-p.  speak

spokeshave
1> _.  

spokesman
1> , ;  (  )
_Ex:
to act as a spokesman for the family   
 
_Ex:
a Foreign Office spokesman said that... 
   , ...
_Ex:
he has been an earnest spokesman in your cause  
  
2> 
_Ex:
there is many an excellent spokesman that makes a bad writer
      
3> ,  (,   . .)
_Ex:
this scholastic was the spokesman of the Middle Ages 
    
_Ex:
a spokesman of the working men   

spokespeople
1> _pl.  spokesperson

spokesperson
1>    ( ,
)
2> ,  (  )

spokeswoman
1>  ( );  (
-. )
2> -; -

spoliate
1> _. ; 

spoliation
1> , 
2> 
3>   (.     )
4> _.     
( )
5> _. ,  , . 

spoliator
1> _. 

spoliatory
1> _. 

spondaic
1> _. 

spondean
1>  

spondee
1> _. 

spondulicks
1> _pl. _. _. , ""

spondylic
1> _. _. 

spondylitis
1> _. 

sponge
1> _.  (Spongia)
2> 
_Ex:
rubber sponge  
3>  
_Ex:
to have a sponge down  
4>    
5>  
_Ex:
sponge filter  
_Ex:
sponge tissue _.  
6>  ; 
_Ex:
to lay (to set) the sponge   ()
7> 
8>  
9>   
10> , 
11> 
12> _.  (   )
13> _. , , ; 
14> _. , 
15>     -. 
16> 
_Ex:
he is a sponge full of knowledge   
_Ex:
his mind is a sponge gathering historical data   -
   
17> _.  
_Id:
to pass the sponge over smth.  -. 
_Id:
to throw (to toss) up the sponge ,  

18> , ,  
_Ex:
to sponge one's body  
_Ex:
to sponge a coat ()  
_Ex:
to sponge a wound  
19>  
20> _. ,  ; "", ""
(-.)
_Ex:
to sponge on one's father for a living    
_Ex:
to sponge smb. of everything  ()   -.
_Ex:
he sponged off his family for a while   
    
21> , ;   
_Ex:
to sponge a dinner   
_Ex:
he sponged forty dollars from his friend    
 
22> , ,  (-.; . sponge up)
_Ex:
to sponge up water from the carpet  (, )
,   
23>  ,   . . (. sponge off, sponge
away)
_Ex:
to sponge off (away) sweat and dust  (, 
 . .)   
_Ex:
to sponge off writing from a blackboard  
 
24>  (. sponge out)
_Ex:
whole paragraphs have been sponged out  
()  
25>   , ,  
(. sponge out)
_Ex:
to sponge (out) the memory of smth.  ()
-.  
_Ex:
to sponge (out) a debt  

sponge bag
1>    ,   . .
2> _pl.    

