| SPAE | • spae v. (Scotland) To divine; foretell. • SPAE v. (Old Norse) to foretell. |
| SPAED | • spaed v. Simple past tense and past participle of spae. • SPAE v. (Old Norse) to foretell. |
| SPAEING | • spaeing v. Present participle of spae. • SPAEING n. the act of foretelling. |
| SPAEINGS | • SPAEING n. the act of foretelling. |
| SPAEMAN | • spaeman n. (Scotland) prophet; diviner. • SPAEMAN n. a fortune teller. |
| SPAEMEN | • spaemen n. Plural of spaeman. • SPAEMAN n. a fortune teller. |
| SPAER | • spaer n. (Scotland) One who spaes or foretells; a diviner. • SPAER n. (Scots) one who foresees the future. |
| SPAERS | • spaers n. Plural of spaer. • SPAER n. (Scots) one who foresees the future. |
| SPAES | • spaes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of spae. • SPAE v. (Old Norse) to foretell. |
| SPAETZLE | • spaetzle n. A heavy egg noodle or dumpling used in the cuisine of southern Germany and Austria. • SPAETZLE n. (German) in Jewish cooking, a small dumpling, also SPATZLE. |
| SPAETZLES | • spaetzles n. Plural of spaetzle. • SPAETZLE n. (German) in Jewish cooking, a small dumpling, also SPATZLE. |
| SPAEWIFE | • spaewife n. Female fortuneteller. • SPAEWIFE n. (Scots) a wise woman. |
| SPAEWIVES | • spaewives n. Plural of spaewife. • SPAEWIFE n. (Scots) a wise woman. |