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Spring

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Meaning

Verb

  • To
    forth.
  • To
    , to
    and violently.
  • To
    , to
    the ground.
  • To
    , to dawn.
  • To
    , to grow,
  • To
    or longer.
  • To come
    into view.
  • to
    , to
    existence.
  • to
    with great
    and energy; to
    , to
    ; to
    , to
    ; of people: to
    from a
    ,
    , etc.
  • To
    in social
    or
    , to be promoted.
  • To become known, to spread.
  • To
    , to spread.
  • In Hunting:
  • To
    forth.
  • To
    from cover.
  • In Philosophy & Religion:
  • To
    forth.
  • to
    or
    from.
  • To grow.
  • To cause to
    forth.
  • To cause to
    or
    the ground.
  • To
    forth.
  • To
    .;permit to
    new
    ,
    , etc.
  • To cause to become known, to
    of.
  • To
    with, to impregnate.
  • To cause to work or
    by
    of pressure.
  • To
    forth.;permit to
    new
    ,
    , etc.
  • In Equestrianism:
  • To cause to
    forth.
  • To cause to
    ; (equestrianism) to cause to
    , to spur.
  • In Hunting:
  • To cause to
    forth.
  • To cause to
    from cover.
  • In Military:
  • To cause to
    forth.
  • To
    from one
    to another.
  • To make
    , to moisten.
    To
    , (of
    ) to well up.
    To
    , to
    , to shatter.
    In Military:
    off.
    In Military:
    To cause to
    , to
    , to detonate.
    In Nautical:
    To crack.
    In Nautical:
    To have something crack.
    In Nautical:
    To cause to crack.
  • To
    by
    or
    action.
  • To
    and
    out
  • To
    something.
  • To
    , provide, or place an
    unexpectedly.
  • To
    into circulation.
  • To
    , to share.
  • To
    , to reveal.
  • To be
    of
    , especially by
    escape.
  • In Australian English:
  • To
    by
    or
    action.
  • to
    in an
    or
    position.
  • In American English:
  • To
    by
    or
    action.
  • To
    from
    , especially by
    an
    escape.
  • In Architecture:
    To
    , to form the
    of.
    In Architecture:
    To
    , to curve.
    In Nautical:
    To
    a
    using a
    to its
    cable.
    In Nautical:
    To
    a vessel's sheer.
    To
    a last's toe.
    To
    or
    a certain
    , to
    up.
    To
    an
    price.
    In American English:
    Alternative form of sprain.
    In American English:
    Alternative form of strain.
    To
    as a
    : to
    rebound.
    In Vehicles:
    To
    with
    , especially (of
    ) to
    with a suspension.
    To provide
    or elasticity
    to
    , to motivate.
    To
    , to become
    ; to
    in order to
    and then
    in place.
    To
    , to be
    grown.
    In British English:
    To
    with
    or pregnancy.
    To
    , to play.
  • To
    the
    somewhere
  • to find or get enough food during springtime.
  • Noun

    An
    of
    : a
    , a jump.
    In Astronomy:
  • The
    of the year in
    in which
    from the
    and into
    and
    to life.
  • The
    from the
    of
    (around March 21 in the Northern Hemisphere) to the
    of the
    (around June 21); the
    in other
    and calendars.
  • In Meteorology:
  • The
    of the year in
    in which
    from the
    and into
    and
    to life.
  • The three
    of March, April, and May in the Northern Hemisphere and September, October, and November in the Southern Hemisphere.
  • The
    of the year in
    in which
    from the
    and into
    and
    to life.
    The time of
    growth; the early
    of some process.
    In Politics:
  • The time of
    growth; the early
    of some process.
  • a
    of political
    and democratization
  • In Fashion:
    Someone with
    or
    and
    and
    that are not
    , seen as best
    to certain
    of clothing.
    In Geology:
  • Something which
    ,
    forth,
    , or
    , particularly
  • A
    or
    from the ground.
  • In Oceanography:
  • Something which
    ,
    forth,
    , or
    , particularly
  • The
    of the
    at high tide.
  • Short for
    , the especially
    after
    and new moons.
  • Something which
    ,
    forth,
    , or
    , particularly
  • A
    , a lineage.
  • A youth.
  • A
    , a
    tree.
  • A
    of
    ; a forest.
  • In Nautical:
  • Something which
    ,
    forth,
    , or
    , particularly
  • A
    from a vessel's end or
    to its
    used to
    or control its movement.
  • A
    from a
    's end to the
    an
    or
    to
    or control its movement.
  • An
    of the penis.
    In Nautical:
    A
    which has
    in a
    ,
    , or (rare) a
    or seam.
  • Springiness: an
    or quality of
    ,
    , or
    , particularly
  • Elasticity: the
    of a body
    to its
    form after
    ,
    , etc.
  • Elastic energy, power, or force.
  • The
    from which an
    or supply of something springs.
  • Something which
    others or another to
    forth or
    , particularly
  • A cause, a
    , etc.
  • A
    of music.
  • Adj

    the
    of
    and new
    winter

    Name

    A surname.
    Alternative form of
    , the
    of
    and new
    winter
    Sourced from
    Wiktionary

    Origin

    spring
    English
    arrow
    springen
    Middle English (1100-1500)
    arrow
    springan
    Old English (ca. 450-1100)
    Sourced from
    Etym
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