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Definition of spur
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of spur is as below...
Spur (v. t.) To urge or
encourage
to
action,
or to a more
vigorous
pursuit
of an
object;
to
incite;
to
stimulate;
to
instigate;
to
impel;
to
drive..
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Unfathered
::
Unfathered
(a.)
Having
no
acknowledged
father;
hence,
illegitimate;
spurious;
bastard..
Extempore
::
Extempore
(adv.)
Without
previous
study or
meditation;
without
preparation;
on the spur of the
moment;
suddenly;
extemporaneously;
as, to write or speak
extempore..
Spurn
::
Spurn (v. i.) To kick or toss up the
heels.
Pinchbeck
::
Pinchbeck
(a.) Made of
pinchbeck;
sham;
cheap;
spurious;
unreal.
Tithymal
::
Tithymal
(n.) Any kind of
spurge,
esp.
Euphorbia
Cyparissias..
Dispurvey
::
Dispurvey
(v. t.) To
disfurnish;
to
strip.
Dispurveyance
::
Dispurveyance
(n.) Want of
provisions;
/ack of food.
Misedition
::
Misedition
(n.) An
incorrect
or
spurious
edition.
Counterfeit
::
Counterfeit
(adv.)
Assuming
the
appearance
of
something;
false;
spurious;
deceitful;
hypocritical;
as, a
counterfeit
philanthropist..
Calcarated
::
Calcarated
(a.)
Having
a spur, as the
flower
of the
toadflax
and
larkspur;
spurred..
Spur
::
Spur (n.) A piece of
timber
fixed on the bilge ways
before
launching,
having
the upper ends
bolted
to the
vessel's
side..
Creeper
::
Creeper
(n.) A
spurlike
device
strapped
to the boot, which
enables
one to climb a tree or pole; --
called
often
telegraph
creepers..
Prick
::
Prick (n.) To ride or guide with
spurs;
to spur; to goad; to
incite;
to urge on; --
sometimes
with on, or off..
Hotspurred
::
Hotspurred
(a.)
Violent;
impetuous;
headstrong.
Ecaudate
::
Ecaudate
(a.)
Without
a tail or spur.
Spurgall
::
Spur (v. i.) To spur on one'
horse;
to
travel
with great
expedition;
to
hasten;
hence,
to press
forward
in any
pursuit..
Spurry
::
Spur-royal
(n.) A gold coin, first made in the reign of
Edward
IV.,
having
a star on the
reverse
resembling
the rowel of a spur. In the
reigns
of
Elizabeth
and of James I., its value was
fifteen
shillings..
Adulterous
::
Adulterous
(a.)
Characterized
by
adulteration;
spurious.
Kick
::
Kick (v. i.) To
thrust
out the foot or feet with
violence;
to
strike
out with the foot or feet, as in
defense
or in bad
temper;
esp., to
strike
backward,
as a horse does, or to have a habit of doing so.
Hence,
figuratively:
To show ugly
resistance,
opposition,
or
hostility;
to
spurn..
Spurrier
::
Spurrey
(n.) See
Spurry.
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