Part 801 (2/2)

_To_ SPAIN, SPANE, SPEAN, To wean, S

_Monroe_

Ger _speen-en_, ablactare

~Spaining-brash~, _s_ A disorder of children, in consequence of being weaned, S

_To_ SPAYN, SPAN, _v a_ To grasp

_Barbour_

Isl _spenn-a_, amplecti, arripere

_To_ SPAIRGE, _v a_

1 To dash, applied to liquids, S

2 To bespatter by dashi+ng any liquid, S

3 To sully by reproach, S

_Burns_

Lat _sparg-ere_, Fr _asperg-er_, to besprinkle

~Spairge~, _s_

1 A sprinkling, S

2 The liquid that is sprinkled, or squirted, S

3 A dash of contumely, S

SPAIT, SPATE, SPEAT, _s_

1 A flood, S

_Douglas_

2 Any thing that hurries men away like a flood

_More_

3 Fluency of speech, S