Spume

spurn, n. Frothy matter raised on liquors or fluid substances by boiling, effervescence, or agita ligger or ink, lien, boNboN, chair, get. 580 SPUN 560 tion; froth; foam; scum. — v.i. [spumed (spumd), spuming.] To froth, foam, [L. spuma, spuere, to spit, or perh. Skr. sphay. to swell, E. foam: see Spoom.] — Spum'ous, -us, -y, a. Consisting of froth or scum; foamy. — Spumes'' cent, -mes's ent, a. Resembling froth or foam. [L. spumes cens, p. pr. of spumes cere, to grow foamy, fr. spuma. Spun. See Spin. Epunge. See Sponge.