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spoil
verb (spoilt or spoiled , spoiling )
1 to impair, ruin or make useless or valueless.
2 to mar or make less enjoyable The contrived ending spoiled the film .
3 a to treat someone or something in an indulgent way;
b to harm the character of (a child, pet, etc) by overindulgence.
4 intr said of food: to become unfit to eat.
5 to deliberately deface (a ballot paper, voting slip, etc) in order to make it invalid.
noun (always spoils)
1 possessions taken by force; plunder the spoils of war .
2 any benefits or rewards.
[13c: from French espoillier , from Latin spoliare , from spolium plunder or booty]
be spoiled or spoilt for choice to have so many options that it is hard to choose.
be spoiling for something to seek out (a fight, argument, etc) eagerly.
verb (spoilt or spoiled , spoiling )
1 to impair, ruin or make useless or valueless.
2 to mar or make less enjoyable The contrived ending spoiled the film .
3 a to treat someone or something in an indulgent way;
b to harm the character of (a child, pet, etc) by overindulgence.
4 intr said of food: to become unfit to eat.
5 to deliberately deface (a ballot paper, voting slip, etc) in order to make it invalid.
noun (always spoils)
1 possessions taken by force; plunder the spoils of war .
2 any benefits or rewards.
[13c: from French espoillier , from Latin spoliare , from spolium plunder or booty]
be spoiled or spoilt for choice to have so many options that it is hard to choose.
be spoiling for something to seek out (a fight, argument, etc) eagerly.
spoilage
noun
1 an act or the process of spoiling.
2 decay or deterioration of food.
3 material that has been wasted.
noun
1 an act or the process of spoiling.
2 decay or deterioration of food.
3 material that has been wasted.
spoiled or spoilt
adjective
1 said of a child, pet, etc: selfish, demanding, greedy, etc, especially because of having been overindulged, pampered, etc.
2 damaged, injured, marred, etc.
adjective
1 said of a child, pet, etc: selfish, demanding, greedy, etc, especially because of having been overindulged, pampered, etc.
2 damaged, injured, marred, etc.
spoiler
noun
1 a flap on an aircraft wing that is used for increasing drag and so assists in its descent by reducing the air speed.
2 a fixed horizontal structure on a car that is designed to put pressure on the wheels and so increase its roadholding capacity, especially at high speeds.
3 someone or something that spoils.
noun
1 a flap on an aircraft wing that is used for increasing drag and so assists in its descent by reducing the air speed.
2 a fixed horizontal structure on a car that is designed to put pressure on the wheels and so increase its roadholding capacity, especially at high speeds.
3 someone or something that spoils.
spoilsport
noun , colloq someone who mars or prevents the fun or enjoyment of others.
noun , colloq someone who mars or prevents the fun or enjoyment of others.
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