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41spı̏skati — (što) svrš. 〈prez. ām, pril. pr. āvši, prid. trp. spı̏skān〉 razg. uludo potrošiti, straćiti, protraćiti …
42špı̏cast — (špı̏čast) prid. 〈odr. ī〉 reg. koji je šiljast [∼o lice]; zašiljen …
43spi´der|like´ — spi|der «SPY duhr», noun. 1. a) a small animal with eight legs and no wings. Spiders belong to the class of arachnids. Most kinds produce a silky thread for spinning webs to catch insects for food, and for making cocoons and nests. b) any one of… …
44spi|der — «SPY duhr», noun. 1. a) a small animal with eight legs and no wings. Spiders belong to the class of arachnids. Most kinds produce a silky thread for spinning webs to catch insects for food, and for making cocoons and nests. b) any one of various… …
45spi´nal|ly — spi|nal «SPY nuhl», adjective, noun. –adj 1. of or having to do with the spine or backbone: »a spinal nerve, a spinal anesthetic. 2. in the region of the spine. 3. resembling a spine in form or function: »a spinal ridge or hill. 4. of or having… …
46spi|nal — «SPY nuhl», adjective, noun. –adj 1. of or having to do with the spine or backbone: »a spinal nerve, a spinal anesthetic. 2. in the region of the spine. 3. resembling a spine in form or function: »a spinal ridge or hill. 4. of or having to do… …
47spi´nose|ly — spi|nose «SPY nohs», adjective. having or full of spines; thorny; spinous. ╂[< Latin spīnōsus < spīna thorn] –spi´nose|ly, adverb …
48spi|nose — «SPY nohs», adjective. having or full of spines; thorny; spinous. ╂[< Latin spīnōsus < spīna thorn] –spi´nose|ly, adverb …
49spi´nous|ness — spi|nous «SPY nuhs», adjective. 1. Botany. covered with spines; having or full of spines or thorns; thorny. 2. Zoology. armed with or bearing spines or sharp pointed processes: »The porcupine has a spinous back. 3. slender and sharp pointed;… …
50spi|nous — «SPY nuhs», adjective. 1. Botany. covered with spines; having or full of spines or thorns; thorny. 2. Zoology. armed with or bearing spines or sharp pointed processes: »The porcupine has a spinous back. 3. slender and sharp pointed; spinelike;… …
