| SPUD | • spud n. (Informal) A potato. • spud n. (Informal) A hole in a sock. • spud n. (Plumbing) A type of short nut (fastener) threaded on both ends. |
| SPUDDED | • spudded v. Simple past tense and past participle of spud. • SPUD v. to dig up with a spadelike tool. |
| SPUDDER | • spudder n. One who digs up weeds with a spud. • SPUDDER n. a tool for removing bark from trees. |
| SPUDDERS | • spudders n. Plural of spudder. • SPUDDER n. a tool for removing bark from trees. |
| SPUDDIER | • SPUDDY adj. podgy. |
| SPUDDIEST | • SPUDDY adj. podgy. |
| SPUDDING | • spudding n. (Drilling) The initial drilling of a well; a test drilling. • spudding v. Present participle of spud. • SPUDDING n. the process of starting to excavate or drill (e.g. an oil-well). |
| SPUDDINGS | • spuddings n. Plural of spudding. • SPUDDING n. the process of starting to excavate or drill (e.g. an oil-well). |
| SPUDDLE | • spuddle v. To loosen and dig up stubble and weeds left after a harvest with a broadshare or similar device. • spuddle v. (By extension, chiefly dialect) To shallowly dig or stir up in an unsystematic manner. • spuddle v. (Obsolete, Southern England) To make a lot of fuss about trivial things, as if they were important. |
| SPUDDLES | • spuddles v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of spuddle. • SPUDDLE n. (dialect) a feeble movement. |
| SPUDDY | • spuddy adj. Short and fat. • spuddy adj. (Slang) Resembling or characteristic of potatoes. • SPUDDY adj. podgy. |
| SPUDGEL | • SPUDGEL n. a bucket attached to a long pole. |
| SPUDGELS | • SPUDGEL n. a bucket attached to a long pole. |
| SPUDS | • spuds n. Plural of spud. • Spuds prop.n. (Soccer, derogatory) Tottenham Hotspur F.C. • SPUD v. to dig up with a spadelike tool. |