| SPARED | • spared v. Simple past tense and past participle of spare. • SPARE v. to refrain from punishing, harming, or destroying. |
| SPARER | • sparer adj. Comparative form of spare: more spare. • sparer n. One who or that which spares. • SPARER n. one who spares. |
| SPARES | • spares n. Plural of spare. • spares v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of spare. • Spares prop.n. Plural of Spare. |
| SPARGE | • sparge v. To sprinkle or spray. • sparge v. (Transitive) To introduce bubbles into (a liquid). • sparge n. (Brewing) Synonym of lautering. |
| SPARID | • sparid n. Any of several perciform fishes of the family Sparidae. • SPARID n. any of a family of marine fishes, also SPAROID. |
| SPARKE | • sparke n. Obsolete form of spark. • Sparke prop.n. A surname. • SPARKE n. (Spenser) a weapon of some kind, possibly an error for sparthe. |
| SPARKS | • sparks n. Plural of spark. • sparks n. (Informal) An electrician. Specifically, the radio operator on a ship of the merchant marine. • sparks v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of spark. |
| SPARKY | • sparky adj. Lively and animated. • sparky n. (US, Navy) A radio operator. • sparky n. (UK, Australia, New Zealand) An electrician. |
| SPARRE | • sparre n. Obsolete form of spar. • SPARRE n. (archaic) a spar, a rafter. |
| SPARRY | • sparry adj. Abundant in spar (the mineral). • sparry adj. Resembling spar (the mineral). • SPARRY adj. having a confused crystalline structure. |
| SPARSE | • sparse adj. Having widely spaced intervals. • sparse adj. Not dense; meager; scanty. • sparse adj. (Mathematics) Having few nonzero elements. |
| SPARTH | • sparth n. (Obsolete) A battle-axe or halberd. • SPARTH n. (archaic) a long battleaxe, also SPARTHE, SPERTHE. |
| SPARTS | • SPART n. esparto, Spanish broom. |
| UNSPAR | • unspar v. (Transitive) To take the spars, stakes, or bars from. • UNSPAR v. to withdraw a spa from. |