spray
/sprɑɪ/Definitions
1. noun
a sudden, brief release of liquid, such as a fine mist, from a small opening or a pressurized container.
“The gardener used a spray to water the dry plants.”
2. verb
to release or cause to be released in a fine mist or spray, especially from a small opening or a pressurized container.
“She sprayed perfume on her wrists before leaving the house.”
3. verb
to scatter or spray something, such as dust or dirt, over a surface.
“The painter sprayed the wall with a mixture of paint and primer.”
4. noun
a device for producing a fine mist or spray, especially one that uses compressed air or gas.
“The fire extinguisher was a spray that sprayed foam to smother the flames.”
5. noun
a sudden or brief period of something, especially a feeling or idea.
“She had a spray of inspiration after watching the artist paint.”